Pedaltrain 3

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Page last updated Jun 26, 2026

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In the Pedalboards category, Pedaltrain 3 is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Discover the reimagined and enhanced version of the cult-favorite, Pedaltrain PT-3, now known as Pedaltrain Classic 3. This pedalboard offers a generous 24" x 16" surface complete with five rails and traditional spacing, making it the perfect canvas for creating your dream rig. The elevated mounting surface opens up a new world of pedal configurations, from your tried-and-true favorites to innovative new arrangements.

Underneath the board, you'll find ample space for neatly organizing cables, mounting power supplies, and other accessories. The Pedaltrain Classic 3 is also compatible with VDL-MK and True Fit Universal Brackets for additional convenience.

The soft case design has been significantly improved, now mirroring the MAX Series soft case. It features platinum SBS zippers with enhanced pull tabs that glide smoothly, and a deepened case depth of 6" for more loading capacity. The shoulder strap and connections are the most robust Pedaltrain has ever offered, with machine stress-tested clasps that can bear up to 44 lbs each. The strap is padded for your comfort and connects to the case via new sure-grip triangular metallic hooks. The case is water-resistant and features an easy-wipe inner liner, proving that Pedaltrain has thought of every detail in designing this pedalboard.

Key Features:

5-rail design accommodates pedals of any size
Open-front design for flexible and convenient power supply mounting
Increased elevation for accommodating various power supplies and switching systems
Crafted with Pedaltrain's signature featherweight aircraft-grade aluminum alloy
Comes with adhesive-backed hook-and-loop pedal fastener and zip ties for secure cable management
Includes fitted soft case with platinum SBS zippers, reinforced stress points, and comfortable shoulder strap.

Product specs

Length	24"
Depth	16"
Material	Aluminum Alloy
Case/Bag	Soft Case

FAQs

What are the dimensions of the Pedaltrain Classic 3?: The Pedaltrain Classic 3 measures 24 inches in length and 16 inches in depth, providing ample space for arranging multiple pedals.
What material is the Pedaltrain Classic 3 made from?: The Pedaltrain Classic 3 is constructed from durable aluminum alloy, ensuring a lightweight yet sturdy platform for your pedals.
Does the Pedaltrain Classic 3 come with a case?: Yes, the Pedaltrain Classic 3 includes a soft case, making it convenient for transport and protection of your pedals.
How many pedals can fit on the Pedaltrain Classic 3?: The Pedaltrain Classic 3 can comfortably accommodate a variety of pedal configurations, typically fitting around 10 to 12 standard-sized pedals depending on their size and arrangement.
Is the Pedaltrain Classic 3 suitable for large pedal setups?: Yes, the Pedaltrain Classic 3 is ideal for larger pedal setups, offering five rails and traditional spacing to support diverse pedal arrangements.

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PROS

Includes velcro tape, zip ties, and a case for easy setup
Versatile use beyond guitar pedals; supports live audio rig setups
Perfect size for various pedal collections, not too big or small
Sturdy construction, able to mount additional gear underneath
Large surface area accommodates extensive pedal selections
Simplifies setup with quick access to mounted equipment
Encourages use of pedals by keeping them ready to play
Accommodates multi-chain setups for complex pedal arrangements

CONS

Massive size when fully set up can be cumbersome
Lacks built-in cable routing for cleaner setup

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Pedaltrain 3.

Features and functionality

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The PT-3 allows for a more optimal pedal layout, reducing accidental multiple pedal activations during live performances.
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Owners note the PT-3 accommodates both PP2 and PP Digital power supplies underneath, optimizing space for additional pedals.
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Pedaltrain's pedal boosters are recommended for lifting back-row pedals, enhancing accessibility to foot switches.
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User experience

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Transitioning from PT-1 to PT-3 provides more confidence during live shows due to improved spacing and layout.
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Setup and maintenance

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Dual lock is favored over regular Velcro for securely positioning pedals, particularly for keeping tuners upright.
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Use cases and applications

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Owners using stereo rigs with PT-3 note the benefit of flexible layouts for complex signal chains.
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It's been noted that the PT-3 can comfortably support unique setups like a hot pink rocker-controlled opto-tremolo and a DD7 tap, appealing to diverse musical styles.
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4.5 out of 5

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azfatboy

1255

about 8 years ago

I love the size, but it is big!

So I bought this to set up a multi-chain pedalboard (bass and dual fake-guitar chains, a la Mike Kerr), and it has the room. Plenty of rails for pedals and space for at least 2 power supplies. But when you're done, the thing is simply massive. For now, I've settled on a much simpler pedal setup on a smaller Pedalboard (Classic 2) but I still like having this pedalboard around for when I have another wild idea...

johnny_mac19

219

about 11 years ago

Perferct board for the player who likes a large selection of pedals at their feet without the excessive space taken up by larger boards.

As a guitar player fascinated by pedals and the effect they can have on guitar tone, the Pedaltrain 3 offered me a large palette to play with as it offers a large surface area for pedals meaning that I can have an extensive selection of pedals at my feet during a performance but not so big that I get lost when looking for an individual pedal. In other words, it is amazing in that it offers the size of the Pedaltrain 2, but not the difficulty that comes with transporting a large pedalboard.

hypernurd

177

over 11 years ago

Not perfect, but close.

One of the more obvious choices for boards. Perfect for the 'just want a board, don't wanna spend weeks in workshop' crew. Has space for decent number of boxes, pedals and power. Would benefit from some built in cable routing underneath but I guess they've left this to enable full customisation. See my euipboard for my layout.