Pedaltrain PT-M16-SC Metro 16 Pedalboard with Soft Case

The Metro Series from Pedaltrain is an innovative three-rail pedal board system. It's ideal for musicians who need a portable and easy-to-grab solution, especially those in urban areas or tight spaces. Its low-profile, horizontal design is a real plus. Thanks to the new modified rail system, even the tiniest pedals attach firmly to the board. The Metro 16 has enough space for your essential pedals and most multi-effects units. When you buy it, you'll get 48 inches of Pedaltrain's professional-grade hook-and-loop pedal fastener and lots of zip ties for cable management. You can choose between a redesigned fitted soft case with a heavy-duty metal zipper and reinforced stress points, or a new light-duty hard case for on-the-go protection. Tech Specs: Frame - 16x8x1.4 inches (40.6x20.3x3.5 cm), featherweight aircraft-grade aluminum, 1.6 lbs. (623.69 g). Soft Case - 17.75 x 9.75 x 4.5” (450.85 x 247.65 x 114.3mm), 2 lbs/0.907kg. Included are 48 inches (122 cm) of adhesive-backed hook-and-loop for pedals and an assortment of zip ties for cables. PLU: PTM16SC.

Using the Pedaltrain PT-M16-SC Metro 16 Pedalboard is easy. First, decide which pedals you want to use and attach them to the board using the included hook-and-loop fastener. Make sure they're firmly in place. Then, connect your cables between the pedals and your guitar or amp. Use the zip ties to keep the cables organized and prevent them from getting tangled. When you're done playing, if you have the soft case, carefully place the pedalboard inside. Close the heavy-duty metal zipper. If you have the hard case, put it in there for light protection. For maintenance, keep the pedalboard clean. Wipe it down with a dry cloth after each use. If there's any dirt or grime, use a mild cleaner. Store it in a dry place to prevent rust or damage to the aluminum frame. Be gentle when handling the pedalboard to avoid bending the rails or damaging the pedals. Also, check the hook-and-loop fastener regularly to make sure it's still sticky enough to hold the pedals securely.