Small neat pedal board/bag for 3 small pedals

[Clarky]

Most of the pedal boards and bags I see on websites are for people with mahoosive pedal set-ups (Happy Jack are you reading ). I would like to set up a compact board containing only a tuner (TC Polytuner), Sansamp BDDI and my incoming Demeter Compulator compression pedal. They don't take up much space at all and I want each of them to run on batteries, not mains power, so it can be a very simple board/bag. Does anyone have any suggestions for something appropriate? Cheers!

[Clarky]

Tumbleweed! Pretty please?

[dannybuoy]

Pedaltrain Nano, NYC Lunchbox, or roll your own? All you need is a small wooden board and maybe an aluminium camera case from Maplin/interweb.

[Clarky]

[quote name='dannybuoy' post='1045941' date='Dec 3 2010, 06:50 AM']Pedaltrain Nano, NYC Lunchbox, or roll your own? All you need is a small wooden board and maybe an aluminium camera case from Maplin/interweb.[/quote]
Thanks Dan, the Nano looks very user-friendly

[yorick]

Have a look at the Gator Pedal tote..... Might still be too big!!!

[Delberthot]

I bought mine from Flightcase Warehouse through Ebay. Really cheap and will hold 4 Boss size pedals. Can't see any listed for sale at the moment

This is the only pic I have of it with 3 Boss and my Korg DT10 tuner

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I've just had a look back at my feedback and it was £14.99 plus delivery. They may have more, it was listed as "Pedalboard Case Small"

Edited December 3, 2010 by Delberthot

[Clarky]

Thanks DH and Nigel (Yorick). Think I will go for the Pedaltrain Nano as its the smallest, easiest to handle, and is a pretty good price

[Happy Jack]

Yes, the PedalTrain Nano looks rather good.

The unbelievably big wahoozey of a pedalboard that Clarky accused me of (above) is actually my [b]middle-sized[/b][i][/i] one (!) and it's the Gator thingy with a built-in power supply. Really jolly good for my 3-piece band where I need to do lots of things to fill in the sound.

My BIG pedalboard, ah now, that's something else again ...

[Clarky]

[quote name='Happy Jack' post='1046154' date='Dec 3 2010, 11:24 AM']Yes, the PedalTrain Nano looks rather good.

The unbelievably big wahoozey of a pedalboard that Clarky accused me of (above) is actually my [b]middle-sized[/b][i][/i] one (!) and it's the Gator thingy with a built-in power supply. Really jolly good for my 3-piece band where I need to do lots of things to fill in the sound.

My BIG pedalboard, ah now, that's something else again ...[/quote]
Show off

[Happy Jack]

[quote name='Clarky' post='1046160' date='Dec 3 2010, 11:28 AM']Show off[/quote]

You ever tried tap-dancing with a broken leg?

[Clarky]

[quote name='Happy Jack' post='1046209' date='Dec 3 2010, 12:16 PM']You ever tried tap-dancing with a broken leg?

[/quote]
No but I have seen a horse fly

[Happy Jack]

Ever been picked up by the fuzz?