T-EC14

I ordered the large version of this board to serve as my general day-to-day gig rig. I needed something lighter than my behemoth of a studio board so I figured this all in one unit might save my back when loading gear. So far, I've had really good luck with it - holds everything well in place and is leagues lighter than my other rigs - plus the fact that it's essentially a glorified briefcase does make it easily portable. That being said, I do have a few stipulations before you buy this:First, you will definitely need to purchase separate velcro if that is your intended method of mounting. The board only comes with a few thin strips spaced several inches apart on the base - so unless you lay down extra most pedals (boss, MXR, etc.) won't fit securely - or even at all in the case of micro pedals. Thankfully I had some extra velcro, but the amount they send you is laughable.Second, this thing is not invulnerable. While it's solid, you won't want to stack anything too heavy on top of it or it may crack.Lastly, you WILL need right angle gig snakes for this. They don't really mention this, but since the edges are raised most straight jacks will not fitOverall, a few minor complaints but it has held up to every challenge I've thrown at it so far. Pretty happy with it

This is an excellent case, sized perfect for use with most bass multi-effects units. Please disregard any reviews complaining that this unit isn't sturdy enough to be considered a flight case. Anyone purchasing this item believing that it is to be used as a flight case is choosing to be unreasonable. The product makes no such claim. At roughly $40, or whatever I paid, no reasonable human being would think this product is meant to be a rugged, road-worthy flight case. If you're looking for a practical, affordable, and light weight unit to house and protect your effects, this is a practical option.

I use this case for 3 bass pedals (mini tuner, reverb, and a EH Battalion). Seems pretty durable thus far, as I ordered this about a year ago. The adhesive on the Velcro strips isn't great though. Just be mindful that the side edges might limit how many pedals you can fit in the box - if your signal chain is starting and ending at the side input/output jacks of your first and last pedal, then the height of those pedals with the side edge of the case might block your cable leads. You may have to use right angle cables to compensate for that.

I bought the second smallest one. It’s definitely sturdy enough for my purposes. I can see how a much larger version of this board would not be sturdy enough with these materials. But I was able to fit 7 pedals and a power supply into this this tiny 9x14 board, and it’s so light and easy to carry around. There’s enough space above the pedals for my cables as well.So that said, as light weight as it is, it doesn’t have to withstand any impacts with a lot of force, so I think these materials are fine for a board this size.I think calling it a flight case might be a bit of an oversell. I could definitely take it as a carryon and put it in an overhead compartment. If I had to check it I would probably just wrap it in gaff tape first to make sure it wouldn’t come apart, or just put it into my suitcase. It’s that small.It’s very convenient to take the lid off and just be ready to go.This is not the board for the guy that has to take 20 pedals on international tours with stacks of strymon on pedals all midi controlled. Just a lightweight little briefcase to make a minimal setup as convenient as possible.

This case is ok. The material is a bit thin, but it does make my Helix LT easier to carry around. I wish it was a bit more sturdy- but the price is why that is.

For the price, this was an awesome guitar pedalboard . Obviously I knew it wasn’t gonna be a real gator tour case but for 100 bucks this was really great and I was able to put my band logo on it. Definitely worth the buy for the price.

Good quality. Good design. The inside is lined with a non conductive material to shield from any metal contact. I own several different sizes

Not bad, the furry tape (glue) on the bottom that holds the pedal in place is week. I don't recommend setting the case upright when transporting. I leave it flat and placed (this side up) arrow decals on it.