Pedaltrain Nano+

Sometimes less is best, that is why I bought this pedalboard. As a bass player I use only 4-5 pedals and they fit on the board perfectly.
It is very light but the frame looks very rough and durable. It has very good quality velcro included, I hear sometimes for some pedalboards that is a big flaw but Pedaltrain has it ideal.
Although the board is perfect, I found only one small weakness. I could consider changing the rubber feet of the pedal, because they are just a little bit too small. I did put a Cioks Adam Link power supply underneath the board which fits perfectly in the frame but it stays in one level as the feet touching the ground. Not a major problem but still something to consider.
Otherwise great pedalboard for those with minimalist needs. Highly recommend!

The suppiled height of the nano+ is VERY low.
No way was i going to be able to use my TRex Chameleon power supply without losing half the pedal space!
So I carefully drilled off the supplied feet, fitted 4 appropriate jack nuts and bolted on some 25mm rubber feet.
The nano+ is TRANSFORMED.
I now have enough height to place the TRex Chamelon under the board.
On top I'm running a polytune mini, a BBS octoStomp a custom made analog chorus (Boss CEB1 clone) and a DHA VT1 Mk2 DI......perfect bass board.....

The supplied case isn't really sufficient. The zip is really fragile.
The DHA pedal has a valve exposed on one edge which can get smashed easily. The supplied soft case offers NO protection to such a pedal,
I'm struggling to find a hardcase (with foam inserts) to accomodate my newly raised nano+ which ideally I need to protect the exposed glass on my board. Any recommendations? (internal dims required 470 x 140 x 130 minimum)

It would've made so much more sense for Pedaltrain to supply the nano+ with raised feet to start with....

I bought this board for use in small gigs for when space is an issue. I only needed 3 to 5 pedals to fit on the board.

The price was very good, the quality of the product was excellent. Came with a nice soft-case, a few strips of Velcro, and a handful of cable ties.

Pros:
Very light, even when loaded with pedals. Sturdy bag, good strap and Zip. Small, great space saver (especially if you use micro pedals). Great Price.

Cons:
The case is good quality, but its a pretty tight squeeze to fit the board in, if you have any pedal overhang at all, or a power lead a bit wide you really have to jam it in. The height of the board is very small. So unless you are using batteries or a very thin power supply, your PS is going to be sitting on top which can kill a lot of space. There is also no way to adjust this. This is in no way a massive deal breaker, I've been keeping my PS off the board just fine.