Stagg UPC-688 Case for Guitar Effect Pedals,Black,688 x 296 x 83 mm

There really isn't much to say about this other than refer to the product description, as it is certainly a very reasonable case to hold and transport guitar pedals and SDI boxes.. It will even take a micro-mixer. There is plenty of room for 4 pedals and an SDI box and still fit my 6m guitar lead, too.I was dubious about the price at first, and also concerned about the negative reviews.Others have mentioned that it's not particularly sturdy. Well; it certainly isn't a flight case, but then it isn't sold as one. It is quite simply a very reasonable, fairly sturdy, easily carried, secure pedal board. Its exactly what I wanted, and much more than I expected at this price.My advice? ... Buy it!

Great pedal board, I would recommend purchasing!I'd say for the price it does exactly what you need. If you want to be able to literally throw it into the back of a van then you will need to spend significantly more (look at Gator Cases for example) but this seems quite well built for ~£30. I use Gator flight cases regularly and so know what quality they offer, this is in a different (lower) league but it is mostly going to be sitting on the floor so spend money on your sound!Don't get me wrong, it is a bit flimsy but is designed so that the thinnest part will be on the floor when in use so doesn't really flex much, and couldn't be damaged from stomping (as it moves 1-2mm and is on the floor). You would not get a way with stacking anything on top of the case when closed (during transit for example) I would say but it definitely serves it's purpose.I carefully transported my individual pedals before purchasing this and took ages setting them up and putting them away. Now I still need to be a bit careful when transporting but setup is significantly quicker.I suspect some people my be using it upside down if they are having trouble with the hinges, or maybe an earlier version had different hinges?It is designed so that the top (thicker) part comes off at a perfectly reasonable angle when being opened. If you don't have both hinges in and you force it shut then yes, it would likely break but that's not normal use.The locks are a nice touch, although I would not expect the case to stop any one getting in with a screw driver - it's not that type of case.The velcro does seem to suck. Having not used specific pedal board tape before (first pedal board) the tape pulls off the back of the pedals and stays stuck to the board if you try to pull a pedal up after sticking it down. It does stick well enough to stop them moving whilst playing, which is the idea. I'll see how it goes but I am using the included tape so far, if you want to invest along with purchasing I can't see it hurting.

Well first off- its a fantastic price, cannot beat it at all, and then it comes very well packed and secure, previous reviews have said that the locks are pointless because of screws on the hinges- not anymore, on mine at least everything is riveted, so theres no easy break in once its locked, as for the hinges themselves that people have complained about, as long as youre not rough and open it fully until the hinges want to unattatch themselves then it comes of a dream, and its just as easy to put it back on if you reverse this process- its just about getting lined up. The velcro hook tape it comes with its sturdy, doesnt have a fantastic sticky back, but it holds heavy pedals easily, and then theyre secure on the board, not a lot of wiggle or anything, the only way theyre moving is if you pry them off yourself, then when the case is closed its just so lightweight that you can easily lift it and be away, and there seems to be no signs of anything failing, so really a fantastic buy and reliable product- as long as you look after all your gear and not batter it about.

Bought this case for the boss rc300 loop station. There is ample space for the pedal, plug and jack cables which I knew there would be as I checked dimensions before buying. Looks great and seems sturdy enough for what I want it for (house to car to gig to car to house) and to protect from kids. Have also got some extra Velcro tape as the stuff I got with it doesn't hold pedal in place. Still think it's a great buy!

Maybe 3 stars is too much but I've had one for a few months now and I have to say I like it for bedroom stuff, organising your pedals onto a small pedal board but if you're gigging then get something better. This is not what I'd call strong! It's very cheap and my cat who is sleek and not particularly big for a cat makes the top bow in when he sits on it if it's empty! The hinge system came bent on mine but that's not surprising as it's very flimsy all round.It seems like they tried hard to get something decent out for this price point but it's just a bit too low a quality to have real pedal board results. This seems like it'd be good for kids but not for adults, if you know what I mean? Sorry, Stagg.

The media could not be loaded. Decent for the price.It's a nice size to play about with pedal set ups and useful for carrying to and from studio and some last min gigs,I use it purely for quick runs to the studio as a temp board typically,I wouldn't use it as a flight case, it's thin and not particularly sturdy but protects your pedals for car vehicle transporting etcStagg has always been decent to me and I'm glad I got this, it's certainly been useful, used it in the clip attached too!It is good quality for the cost of it though. It's also real light weight too which is nice when it's jam packed with expensive heavy pedals lol