Pedaltrain Nano MAX

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Introducing the Pedaltrain Nano MAX, the versatile and efficient solution for all your guitar pedal needs. Expanding on the popular two-rail Pedaltrain Nano design, the Nano MAX takes the concept to a whole new level, providing you with more space and flexibility to organize your effects pedals exactly how you want them.

Constructed from Pedaltrain's signature featherweight aircraft-grade aluminum alloy, this pedalboard is not only sturdy but also incredibly lightweight, making it the ideal companion for gigging guitarists on the move. Its open-front design allows for easy power supply mounting, adding to its overall convenience.

The Nano MAX comes with generous rolls of hook-and-loop and an assortment of zip ties right out of the box, ensuring quick and efficient pedal setup. The board's open-frame structure allows for easy cable routing and reduces the risk of accidental disconnections during performances.

Accompanying the pedalboard is the state-of-the-art MAX soft case. The case boasts a silky-smooth, platinum SBS zipper, a premium shoulder strap with a comfortable pad, and robust clasps stress-tested to 44 lb each. The case is water-resistant and features an easy-wipe interior, ensuring your gear stays safe and clean.

Key Features:

Two-rail Pedaltrain Nano Series form factor
Open-front design for flexible and convenient power supply mounting
Constructed from Pedaltrain's signature featherweight aircraft-grade aluminum alloy
Includes generous rolls of hook-and-loop pedal fastener and zip ties for securing cables
Comes with a MAX soft case featuring platinum SBS zippers, a premium shoulder strap, and robust clasps
Case is water-resistant with an easy-wipe interior.

Product specs

Length	28"
Depth	5.5"
Material	Aluminum Alloy
Case/Bag	Soft Case

FAQs

How many pedals can the Pedaltrain Nano MAX accommodate?: The Pedaltrain Nano MAX can fit up to 8 standard-sized pedals, making it ideal for compact setups.
What are the dimensions of the Pedaltrain Nano MAX pedalboard?: The Pedaltrain Nano MAX measures 28 inches in length and 5.5 inches in depth.
Is the Pedaltrain Nano MAX suitable for travel?: Yes, the Pedaltrain Nano MAX comes with a soft case, making it convenient for travel and transport.
Can I mount a power supply under the Pedaltrain Nano MAX?: Yes, low-profile power supplies like the Strymon Zuma R300 can be mounted under the Pedaltrain Nano MAX with minimal adjustments.
What material is the Pedaltrain Nano MAX made from?: The Pedaltrain Nano MAX is constructed from durable aluminum alloy, ensuring a lightweight yet sturdy build.

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PROS

Fits 7-8 regular-sized pedals comfortably
Ideal for open mics and shared stages, unobtrusive placement
Includes plenty of Velcro and tie wraps for setup
Comes with a high-quality soft carry case
Lightweight yet solidly built, durable for gigging
Accommodates popular power supplies underneath (e.g., Boss TU-3, Cioks DC-7)
Simple, effective design suitable for most guitarists' needs
Aluminum construction is both strong and lightweight

CONS

Initial setup time can exceed 30 minutes due to Velcro application
Low height; may not accommodate all power supplies without modification
Soft case may not fit mid-size wah or expression pedals
Case lacks additional pockets for extra cables and accessories

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Nano MAX maintains a single-row design, appealing for its 'linear' signal path and ease of use, especially for those who dislike 'tap dancing' with pedals.
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The Cioks DC-7 is highly recommended for its ability to provide isolated outputs, minimizing noise issues with multiple pedals on the Nano MAX.
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The Cioks DC-7 is preferred for setups requiring individual pedal outputs, especially when including noise-sensitive pedals like the Strymon Deco and 1440 Looper.
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The Nano MAX is wider than the Nano+ (71cm vs 45cm) but retains the same single-depth advantage, setting it apart from multi-level boards.
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Use cases and applications

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Ideal for ampless setups requiring a cab sim and preamp, freeing space for more creative pedals on a single-depth board.
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User experience

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Owners appreciate the lightweight aluminum board with a padded case, citing it as a durable solution for transporting multiple pedals.
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The T. Rex Fuel Tank Jr is considered for use, but users report the Cioks DC-7 offers superior noise reduction when powering multiple pedals.
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Owners note that even pedals with low current draw, such as the Box of Rock, can interact negatively when daisy chained, increasing noise levels.
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Value and pricing

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When factoring a $79 padded case, $10 Velcro, and $10 aluminum board cost, users find the Nano MAX offers good value for a specialty item.
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Setup and maintenance

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Daisy chaining pedals on the Nano MAX can lead to increased noise, particularly with pedals like the Zvex Box Of Rock, which is sensitive to shared power sources.
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derrick_j_lugo

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12 months ago

Great Board! Good luck finding a power supply that fits underneath...

Great board, it's heavy duty, light weight and can hold a lot of pedals for being a nano. Doesn't play well with DC Coiks power supply's and really... Most power supplies actually... I tried a few and could not get them to fit underneath.

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