Will this fit under Pedal train boards?
1456315
It will. I have mine mounted under my Pedal Train Jr. The brackets that come with the PT seem to fit just right when it comes to voodoo lab power supplies. Especially this model and the +2 model. Enjoy!
1456316
Yes. I purchased the Pedal train Jr. and the Voodoo ISO-5 together and it worked great. I also purchased the mounting kit for the power supply separately which turned out to be unnecessary. Either the pedal board or the power supply came with the mounting kit - I just can't remember which one......
1456317
It will fit under the Pedal Train PT 2 and anything larger, but I doubt it will fit under the smaller boards.
1456318
I don't use the Pedal Train boards, but there are several places on the net you can look to see how they mounted their Voodoo Labs power bricks to Pedal train boards. Here is a link to a video from Voodoo labs http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL559D4E53DC8A183D This video shows the pedal power 2 being attached. The iso 5 is smaller, but should fit the same general way. Hope this helps.
1798920
This pedal has a 1/2 Inch diameter pedal thread. If you have the 9/16 thread it will not fit.
1098823
I asked my som to test this for you. The wooden railway and battery operated trains fit. The smaller "Take n Play" do not. They are too small. I hope this helps!
1634157
the space between the pedals is 9.5cm. the width of each pedal is 10.5cm. personally i wish they were further apart but that can be overcome through simple mods. using a wood overlay that extends the pedal sideways.
1691614
I bought brackets for it. You can scew the brackets underneath the pedaltrain and velcro the power supply to the brackets just for extra support. Google brackets for pedaltrain and/or your power supply and you should get a hit. You might have to build up one side with a couple of rubber feet to level it. Good luck.
1889578
Well the Pedaltrain is just a flat, slotted, and raked surface, so I would say "Yes you can, if you have room for with you pedals".
307915
It does not fit "ANY" pedal. I had a set of pedals that it did not fit. I don't know about your particular application but the pedal must have two holes on on side to attach the clip with screws. Some pedals have these holes under a reflector which can be removed so that the clip can be attached and that works well but some pedals have a recess where the reflector mounts and that prevents the clip from attaching correctly. In addition, I have found that for myself these clips are too short and one of them seems to be improperly made so that it forces my foot to point in the wrong direction when pedaling. This is causing some strain on my knee. I have ordered a different set from Avenir which seem to be better made (and are a little more expensive). I have not received them yet so I cannot comment on their quality.
1579882
It may. Measure the crank arm hole to see which size pedal to order. Its either 1/2 or 9/16.
2038783
Not sure -it's in my road rig right now & I won't see it for a while. I can tell you I have a TC Electronic g-system & 2 boss fv500 expression pedals mounted to it & the tip up rail on 1 side had to be removed so it would fit in the box. Hope that helps.
1929094
You can put in your vehicle info on the page for this product and it will tell you if it will fit. My pedal is approximately 5 5/8" x 5" if that helps, mine is a 1999 Chevy Suburban.
1949730
It will fit to the board perfectly, but you will need to read the product dimmensions to make sure it will fit in your case...
1470713
yes you could use it in line of your pedal board and should have no problems
1438217
It should, I have the Polder which has the same size board. It isn't as cushy as I would have liked, though.
577413
The pedals are about a foot off the ground at their highest position, so it should work, but it will be very close either way.
616990
The foam is cut pretty snug for a normal size pedal. I had to cut mine to fit a double size pedal in place. You can buy more foam and make new custom cuts or use the Velcro with no cuts.
2252584
It will not fit in the grooves, but it could rest on top of the rails if you remove the lockdown thumbscrews. Just take extra care not to disturb the board during the reflow and cooling phase.
952242
This is just an empty soft-case bag for micro-keyboards. I suspect it'd work well for pedalboards, but you'd have to create your own (or buy a pre-made) base to affix the pedals to, and this would just function as a soft carrying case to put your pedalboard into.