Kinsman pedal case

[Graham]

Has anyone used a Kinsman pedalboard? I found this on Ebay which looks like it might be good, but I don't know anything about the brand and don't know what the quality will be like - I want something better than a Stagg / Behringer type board.

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=360634195758&index=23&nav=SEARCH&nid=02842459823

Cheers

[joe.staffs]

Hey. I have that exact one and well, you get what you pay for.
It isn't very rigid or strong and the locks are fiddly but it gets the job done.

[dudewheresmybass]

Iirc it's the same board as the stagg, but with a different badge.
As said above, you get what you pay for

[Truckstop]

I've got a couple of Stagg ones and they're fine for home use and occasional gigging.

I certainly wouldn't take them on tour or trust them to hold much weight or anything expensive! For that you need to get a Warwick Rockcase or a Spider case.

Truckstop

[skidder652003]

i find them ok if you wait for the crappy liner to fall apart (it will! ) and then re-line the top and bottom with some carpet tiles and carpet glue-spray. Make sure you get carpet tiles (about £3) that like sticking to velcro!

[bartelby]

I have one, as mentioned above the lining is utter rubbish. Pulled out one pedal a while back and everything else came with it. Not used it since.
Will have to get a carpet tile...

[Graham]

Cheers guys, will avoid and probably go for a Diago Gigman if I get a bonus this quarter to supplement my funds

[joe.staffs]

Yeah the lining came off on mine too, I secured it back on with Uhu glue.
You could make a pedal board, I bet there are plenty of guides and you can make it to your own spec and style at half the price.