Pedal Board Case ATA 26" Storage Rack

This seems like a very well-made case regardless of price. I can see it surviving regular gigging where extensive load in/out is involved.As others have mentioned, the feet are on the wrong side if you're going to use the flat/shallow surface to place a pedal board. This should be easily remedied by removing them and screwing them into the other surface.I was able to fit a 24x12x3 wooden board into this case with little issue. I did buy some egg crate foam to wedge between the edge of the pedal board and the case for a tighter fit, as well as placing some inside the lid (deep part) to minimize movement.I think I got the very last one and it was priced just under $70! It was marked as "used, acceptable" but it came double boxed and the pedal board was still wrapped in plastic. I couldn't find any signs of use, so this was pretty much the best deal ever.

I bought this as a carrier for my pedal board. My GhostFire Standard 2.0 fits nicely inside with room for the power cord at one end and in-ear device at the other end. I used the packing foam to create a tight fit and carved out a space for my 12" iPad Pro.

This is a VERY sturdy case, with aluminum framing and four heavy duty, screw-release latches and a spring-loaded handle. It is just big enough to hold 12 Boss or Behringer single function pedals, the kind that are about 5" x 3" It will also hold 2 power supplies that are about 6" x 3" (I have the Joyo 2 models which each power 8 of the 9v pedals, plus one 12v and one 18v. The Voodoo or BB3 (isolated) power supplies would also fit, or I suppose you could just daisy chain them with a One Spot.The inside is covered with a felt-like carpeting that Velcro will stick to. Home Depot sells this in 4" x 2" strips that are perfect. The power supplies will have to have their rubber feet removed first.It takes some time and care to route all the wires around, but if they're sized correctly, they'll stay in place. I use the "double-ended" pedal connectors to save space. This is essentially two male plugs joined together in the middle. There is just enough room between the two pedals for the 9v connector. Planet Waves makes a connector that may be more solid, but it creates more space between pedals, meaning you can get fewer on a board, probably only 10 on this board.The top actually becomes the pedal board, as it's detachable. I cut a 2 x 2 at 24" and attached it to the outside of the top with Velcro. This gives the board just enough tilt back to make the upper pedals more accessible. The 2 x 2 is removable and will fit inside the case along with the plugs for the power supplies and the regular guitar cords going to and from the pedals.This board/case is very secure, very sturdy, and looks great, both on the floor and when closed up. It is built to last and priced reasonably. The Joyo power supplies also light up with blue lights which help illuminate the pedals and give a cool look to them on stage.

This case is solidly built and perfect for safeguarding a pedal board. The latches a secure and operate well.

Well made and sturdy case for the money. Are their nicer and more robust cases? Yes. But the hardware is all sturdy and quality. The material is not thin and flimsy like some other cheap pedalboard cases. And it fits the Temple Audio Templeboard Duo 24 perfectly!I’ll put up another review after I have run it through it paces and beat it up a bit.

I have the Pedaltrain PT-2 pedalboard with the soft case and wished I would have purchased the hard case version. Since Pedaltrain does not sell the case by itself, I have been looking for a hard case at a reasonable price that would provide a good fit. For the PT-2, it is a perfect fit side to side and there's enough room in the back for power cord storage if you have the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 Plus mounted underneath like I do.I keep the board on the thin half at all times. It is very convenient to remove the cover, plug in my board, and go. What doesn't make sense is the thicker half has the rubber feet and not the thinner side which is the tray for the pedalboard. So, if you put your pedals or pedalboard on the thinner tray with the rubber feet side on the floor, the board would hang upside down when the case is closed. Obviously that is not good. Therefore, I will most likely remove the rubber feet and place them on the other side of the case so it doesn't slide around the floor when I step on the pedals.Other than that issue, the quality is very good and I expect this will protect my pedals quite well.

I returned this item because it absolutely reeked of chemicals, and the case was rough, badly finished. Anything you put in there will end up stinking, as will any room you put this box in. As I got it to use in my bedroom rig, it was absolutely no good for this purpose, unless you like to sniff glue in which case it's a deal.

I use this for my line 6 helix. Works great. I Put some acustic foam for a snuggled fit. Construction wise is very heavy duty. Protects contents. Great product at a good price.