Pedaltrain Classic 2

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In the Pedalboards category, Pedaltrain Classic 2 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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Introducing the Pedaltrain Classic 2, a top-notch pedalboard package built on the foundations of the company's best-selling models. This revamped version of the original PT-2 comes with a range of thoughtful improvements, making it a must-have for every guitarist's gear collection.

The Classic 2 boasts Pedaltrain's original four-rail design and traditional rail spacing, offering plenty of space for 10-15 floor effects. But the real game-changer is its open front design. Forget the struggles of threading your cables through those little portholes, the Classic 2 provides you with flexible and convenient power supply mounting.

The pedalboard's elevation has been raised by about 1", clearing the way for a wider variety of power supplies and switching systems. And don't forget, the Classic 2 is crafted from Pedaltrain's signature featherweight aircraft-grade aluminum, making it the perfect blend of lightweight and sturdy.

Key Features:

Open front design for easy power supply mounting
Raised elevation to accommodate a wider variety of power supplies and switching systems
Made from featherweight aircraft-grade aluminium
Space for 10-15 floor effects
Includes 96" of Pedaltrain's professional-grade hook-and-loop pedal fastener and plenty of zip ties for securing cables
Comes with a redesigned fitted soft case featuring a heavy-duty metal zipper and reinforced stress points.

Product specs

Height	3.5"
Length	24"
Depth	12.5"
Weight	3.4 lbs.
Powered	No
Material	Featherweight, aircraft grade aluminum

FAQs

How many pedals can fit on the Pedaltrain Classic 2?: The Pedaltrain Classic 2 can comfortably accommodate 8 to 12 standard-sized pedals, depending on their size and configuration. Its 24" x 12.5" surface provides ample space for most pedal setups.
What material is the Pedaltrain Classic 2 made from?: The Pedaltrain Classic 2 is constructed from featherweight, aircraft-grade aluminum, making it both durable and lightweight for easy transport.
Does the Pedaltrain Classic 2 come with a power supply?: No, the Pedaltrain Classic 2 does not come with a power supply. However, it has ample clearance underneath to mount most popular power supplies.
What is the weight of the Pedaltrain Classic 2 pedalboard?: The Pedaltrain Classic 2 weighs 3.4 lbs, making it lightweight and easy to carry without sacrificing durability.
Does the Pedaltrain Classic 2 come with a carrying case?: Yes, the Pedaltrain Classic 2 comes with a soft case, providing convenient storage and protection for your pedalboard during transport.

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PROS

Accommodates up to 12 average-sized pedals
Lightweight aluminum construction enhances portability
Open front and ventilated ribs for easy setup
Includes durable soft case with shoulder strap
Provides enough Velcro for secure pedal attachment
Simplifies cable management with under-board space
Saves money through bundle offerings
Supports various power supply installations
Quality finish and materials used
Suitable for both hobbyists and professionals

CONS

No built-in accommodation for power supply
Smaller pedals can be difficult to position due to rail spacing
Some users experienced minor issues installing power brick brackets
Soft case may not be tour-worthy for extensive travel

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Setup and maintenance

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Users struggle with cable management on the Pedaltrain Classic 2, requiring extra attention for a clean setup.
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3M dual lock is used to effectively mount the power supply under the Pedaltrain Classic 2, ensuring secure placement.
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A BOSS FV-30H was modified with a Klon-style buffer and a toggleable micro amp boost, enhancing its versatility.
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The Strymon Deco's saturation side is used to consistently fatten up Stratocaster single coils, while the double tracker provides extensive modulation options.
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Transitioning from a soft case to a tour case changes the ease of carrying gear, requiring more effort to transport.
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Use cases and applications

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The Pedaltrain Classic 2's size is ideal for gigging and rehearsals, balancing pedal capacity with stage space efficiency.
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Switching to a tour case from a soft case is beneficial for musicians playing out frequently due to its sturdy construction.
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The tour case offers superior protection for pedal settings but increases the size and weight significantly, making transport less convenient compared to a soft case.
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The Classic 2's open back design facilitates easier cable routing and management compared to the PT-2, accommodating various power supply sizes beyond just the Voodoo Labs PP2+.
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The Classic 2 offers a slightly higher incline than the PT-2, which some users find advantageous for pedal access during performances.
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Value and pricing

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Despite similar pricing, the Classic 2's open back and lighter weight are often preferred by users, even if it means paying a bit more than for a PT-2.
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The Classic 2 is often favored over the PT-2 due to its open back design, which is seen as more versatile for different rig setups.
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5.0 out of 5

Based on 6 Reviews and 27 Ratings

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diamondhead27

287

about 1 year ago

Well designed and very light.

It’s a surprisingly light board, weighing no more than 3 pounds. The space underneath the board can house many of the most popular power supplies like the CS12 or the Strymon Zuma and can fit about 14 Boss sized pedals with EBS flat patch cables (even more if you have mini pedals or top mounted jack pedals). Cable management is also made easier with the spaces in between the rails. Overall, it’s a great board that has everything I could ask for.

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azfatboy

1255

over 9 years ago

Great quality, perfect size

When deciding on a pedalboard, there's a bunch of cheap crap, a bunch of pseudo-custom and uber-expensive options, and then there's Pedaltrain. High quality aluminum construction, at a somewhat reasonable price, with the choice of a soft semi-padded bag or a rugged tour case. (Personally, I opted for the tour case. Considering my pedalboard contents are worth WAY more than any bass or amp I own, it seemed silly to cheap out on the case.)

The new Classic line has an open front (as opposed to those teeny holes), and well-ventilated ribs, with plenty of room for 2 rows of pedals. The included velcro is usable, and setup is easy even for the novice. The one complaint I would have is that there is no "built-in" accommodation for the power supply. Pre-drilled holes under the pedalboard that would accommodate at least the most common power supply form-factors seems simple enough. But that is a minor quibble. Overall, I couldn't be more pleased with the Pedaltrain Classic 2, and if (when) I buy a second pedalboard, it will almost certainly be another Classic 2!

ryandano

499

over 9 years ago

Huge and really good quality case

This is one of those purchases that might seem really, really boring and OTT but so totally worth it every time you set up to play. The case is one of the best parts about it as it has a shoulder strap and is incredibly strong even with the whole board maxed out with pedals. I love that you can run all the cables under neath the gaps but the guys at PedalTrain had the brains to include all the velcro you could need for the bottom of pedals and the top of the board.

mancio_23

551

over 7 years ago

Super Light

61 x 32 cm (24" x 12.5") I can easily put two rows of effects, there's a lot of space on it and even underneath the board for multiple power units. Really light weight.