Pedaltrain Novo 24 TC 24 X14.5 Inches Pedalboard with Tour Case

Case is heavy, but, built like a tank, it looks like it is super protective of all pedals. With a Voodoo Lab Mondo & 11 pedals on the board, including a Morley Volume Plus, I feel like I could dislocate my arm carrying it. The Case Handle is rather small - so a lot of pressure on a guitarist's fingers! Incentive to hire a roadie or take up weightlifting! The board fits all my stuff, just like the on-like design software showed, but I had to get a bit creative. The on-line software does not have, for example, my C-Mat Super Sigma drive, so I used a fairly similar pedal to get some ideas for placement. A word to the wise - do not use the plastic cable ties if you think you might change the rigging. I am using those Velcro cable ties to hold bunches of the wires under the board. That way I can easily undo & re-do everything. You don't have to tie the wires to the board. Wires don't weigh much: just bundle them together to keep them from hanging too low.

Are you on tour? Are you traveling a LOT with your pedalboard? Do you have twenty pedals? Are you afraid of nuclear war? This is for you. I've never encountered such a strong build for a pedalboard/case. The board has plenty of room for my Helix and a few misc pedals, the power supply, and the occasional coffee cup. The helix is a bit of a snug fit when I put it in the case, but I think the foam in the lid will squish over time. Great board. Great craftsmanship.

I needed a board that would have enough room for a GigRig G2 and eight pedals, and this fit the bill perfectly. The road case is no joke, either; very heavy, but complete protection.

I like that there is room underneath for my Voodoo Lab pedal power supply, and it has optional mounts to hold it firmly in place. I don't have a lot of pedals, but some are pretty large (like Line 6 JM4 Looper), and even with that and several other pedals, there's still room for more. I also like that it is angled, useful for those effects in the back.

Plenty of space. It is quite bulky and heavy with the tour case- I almost wonder if getting two ~16" boards with cases would have made it more transportable? Overall everything is as described and built solid. I've been methodically planning my layout for weeks now and this board gives me plenty of room to experiment and a little room to grow as well.

I purchased this pedal board and case combo, specifically for local travel where I am not concerned about my pedals getting smashed or piled on by other gear. I looked at the hard case and it was way to big and bulky for my purposes. The pedal board itself is well constructed and comes with really good hook and loop material, so you will not have any problems mounting the pedals. It does have wire ties, but I opted not to use them.

Good for a medium sized board...would stick to standard sized pedals. Didn’t realize how much room the flashback 4 would take up

Nice solution for managing pedals. Comes in a tough nylon material bag that allows enough room to hold the pedals and the frame. You can either flip open the case or pull the frame out, both will work well. You can fit quite a few pedals on the board if you are creative. I really like being able to have good cable management under the frame. I stow a power supply under there and it works well. You could probably fit a larger power supply, but the one I have works. If I were going to change the product, I'd probably offer a hard side case (just cause I like the protection), but otherwise it's a good design.