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Pedaltrain Nano Plus Pedalboard

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$61.00 to $241.99 Price Tier: Budget

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Meet the Pedaltrain Nano Plus Pedalboard, your ultimate compact solution for pedal organization and transportation. Despite its small stature, this pedalboard is a powerhouse of convenience and functionality. Crafted from high-quality aircraft aluminum, the Nano Plus is featherlight yet robust, making it the perfect companion for musicians on the move.

With its innovative two-rail design and modified rail spacing, the Nano Plus confidently houses 3 to 5 floor effects. The open layout provides flexibility, allowing you to arrange your pedals according to your unique needs. Included with the pedalboard are zip ties and 36" of industrial-strength hook-and-loop tape to secure your pedals and cables in place.

Transportation is a breeze thanks to the Nano Plus's triple-threat carrying system. Carry it by the sturdy handle, sling it over your shoulder with the adjustable strap, or attach it to your guitar case; this pedalboard is all about portability and ease.

To ensure your investment is well-protected, the Nano Plus comes with a redesigned fitted soft case. The case boasts a heavy-duty metal zipper and reinforced stress points to shield against damage.

Key Features:

Made of high-quality aircraft aluminum for durability and lightness
Two-rail design with modified rail spacing accommodates 3-5 floor effects
Comes with zip ties and 36" of hook-and-loop tape for securing pedals and cables
Triple-threat carrying system for easy transportation
Includes a fitted soft case with a reinforced metal zipper and stress points for protection
Provides a solid foundation for a powerful and compact pedalboard

Product specs

Height	1.4"
Length	18"
Depth	5"
Weight	1.2 lbs.
Powered	No
Material	Featherweight, aircraft grade aluminum

FAQs

How many pedals can the Pedaltrain Nano Plus accommodate?: The Pedaltrain Nano Plus can typically accommodate 3 to 5 standard-sized pedals, depending on their dimensions and your configuration.
Is the Pedaltrain Nano Plus suitable for traveling musicians?: Yes, the Pedaltrain Nano Plus is lightweight at 1.2 lbs and comes with a soft case, making it highly portable and ideal for traveling musicians.
Can I mount a power supply under the Pedaltrain Nano Plus?: Yes, certain compact power supplies like the Strymon Ojai or Truetone 1 Spot CS6 can be mounted under the Pedaltrain Nano Plus with slight modifications or risers.
What material is the Pedaltrain Nano Plus made from?: The Pedaltrain Nano Plus is constructed from featherweight, aircraft-grade aluminum, ensuring durability while keeping the weight minimal.
Does the Pedaltrain Nano Plus include any power supply?: No, the Pedaltrain Nano Plus does not come with a power supply. You will need to purchase one separately if required.

Equipboard's Expert Review

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Compact Powerhouse for Pedalheads

In our tests, the Pedaltrain Nano Plus Pedalboard proved to be a solid choice for guitarists looking for a portable, no-frills solution. We were immediately impressed by its lightweight yet durable construction. The aluminum frame feels robust, and the included padded gig bag offers decent protection for transport.

For us, the standout feature was the ample supply of high-quality Velcro. It held our pedals securely in place during rigorous testing. We appreciated the included tie wraps for cable management, which helped keep our setup tidy. The board's compact size allowed it to fit easily in a carry-on suitcase, making it ideal for traveling musicians.

However, we did encounter a few drawbacks. The board's height is quite low, which might be an issue for some users. We found it challenging to mount certain power supplies underneath without sacrificing pedal space. Additionally, while the included gig bag is functional, we felt the zipper could be more robust.

In terms of setup, we had the board operational within a few hours of arrival. The strong Velcro and straightforward design made arranging our pedals a breeze. We were pleased with the small pocket in the gig bag, perfect for storing extra cables and picks.

Overall, we think this pedalboard is best suited for minimalist players or those needing a compact board for small gigs. It offers excellent value for money, especially considering the quality of construction and included accessories. However, guitarists with larger pedal collections or those needing significant power supply accommodation might find it limiting. Despite its few shortcomings, the Pedaltrain Nano Plus remains a solid choice in the world of compact pedalboards.

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PROS

Perfect size for small pedal setups, fits 4-6 pedals
Lightweight yet durable construction
Quality Velcro and cables included
Comes with a sturdy, well-padded carrying case
Easy to transport, ideal for musicians on the go
Allows mounting of power supply underneath for select models
Great for bassists with minimalist pedal needs
Good price to quality ratio
Non-slip rubber feet included

CONS

Supplied feet too small, limiting underboard power supply space
Soft case zipper fragile, offers limited protection
Height too low for certain power supplies without modification
Case can be a tight fit, challenging with pedal overhang/power leads
No inclination, affecting ease of use and space for power supply

Owner Insights

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The Gigrig modules like Distributor and Isolator can be used with any 9V power source, offering a lightweight and compact power solution for the Nano+.
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Owners frequently swap pedals based on mood or gig needs, using painter's tape between Velcro and pedals to avoid sticky residue during changes.
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The Nano+ can accommodate 5 Boss-sized pedals, but larger pedals like UAFX models won't fit.
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The Cioks DC4 can be powered from a DC7 via a link cable, accommodating flexible power options including USB, provided pedals aren't too power-hungry.
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While the Nano+ offers great portability, users with larger pedals often find the Metro 20 to be a better fit due to its additional space.
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Strymon Zuma R300 is confirmed to fit under the Nano+, unlike the regular Zuma, providing a reliable power supply option.
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The Metro series is recommended for those seeking a slightly larger and more flexible option than the Nano+.
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Mods and upgrades

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A ROMOSS 10,000 mA power bank effectively powers a Cioks DC4, providing a long-lasting and affordable mobile power solution for the Nano+.
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A Cioks DC4 can be mounted using a Mini Grip bracket without drilling, providing a neat solution for power supply attachment under the Nano+.
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Taller rubber feet can be used to fit a One Spot CS6 power supply under the Nano+.
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Use cases and applications

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Some users employ the Nano+ as a secondary board for specific band setups, like faux bass guitar chains or minimalist configurations.
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The Nano+ is favored for grab-and-go setups, often used for gigging and rehearsals with 4-5 essential pedals, prioritizing simplicity and portability.
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A setup using a DC4 and a 20,000mah power bank is reported as effective, offering a mobile power solution.
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User experience

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The Nano+ is popular for experimentation, with users enjoying the creative challenge of its space limitations, which encourages more playing and less tinkering.
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Owners find the pedal spacing very tight, especially for those just starting to build pedalboards.
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Setup and maintenance

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The 1Spot CS6 requires drilling for installation, but includes a cardboard template to aid in the process. It can power 8 pedals using Y splitters without noise issues.
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Compact power supplies are necessary for the Nano+, with the Cioks Sol and DC5 noted as potential fits.
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Critic Reviews

Pedaltrain Nano+ review

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The Pedaltrain Nano+ Pedalboard shines with its compact, durable design, crafted from airline-grade aluminum. The updated rail spacing enhances stability for small pedals, and its additional width allows for more effects pedals than its predecessor. Coupled with a robust soft case, the Nano+ is perfect for the gigging musician. However, users of larger power supplies may need to tinker for an optimal fit. Overall, it's an efficient, versatile choice for those prioritizing portability and ease of setup.

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masei_kun

342

about 1 month ago

Works.

I mean it’s a block of metal cut a certain way, not much to say. It’s sturdy, comes with a case, Velcro for mounting your pedals, and a few zip ties for managing cables. It’s a very neat little low profile board, and there’s a good amount of space underneath to hide cables or mount a small power supply.

Roles:

Guitarist Music Producer

Genres:

Rock J-pop J-rock

bassgreeny

109

12 months ago

Pretty good

I had to buy a hard case for the board as I find the flimsy fabric one it comes with just isn’t enough protection for some of my pedals. Besides that I love it, light weight, durable, sturdy and comes with cable ties

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Bassist

Genres:

Rock Metal

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luwioness

478

about 6 years ago

Good one

This pedalboard is very well built and the bag that comes with it is very resistant and nice. I would like that pedaltrain would make a version of this with some inclination, just like the classic and novo have, so it could have enough space for a powersupply. Despite that, it's a good option for the ones who just want to have the essential pedals to add that extra special little thing to your sound!

jonathanwrites

591

over 8 years ago

It's a pedal board.

For the price, this is the best you're gonna get save for going and building one on your own using supplies from your local Home Depot. For those of us less handy with tools... this will do the job just fine.

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Singer Guitarist Composer

Genres:

Electronic Rock Pop