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Description
Fender Professional Pedal Board with Gig Bag
Surprisingly simple and remarkably versatile – the Fender Professional Pedal Board delivers world-class performance and utility. The low-profile precision-machined anodized-aluminum chassis is lightweight and strong enough to stand up to the rigors of the road, while the thoughtfully designed cable routing and management system allows you to keep things neat and tidy, even if your board is overflowing with pedals. Under the hood, a universal mounting bracket fits most popular pedal power-supplies – and of course is a perfect match for the Fender Engine Room series. Finally, the included soft case with storage pocket and cable ties will keep your pedals and accessories safe on the way to the gig, studio or any other destination.
Dimensions:
- Small – W 18” x D 12.8” x H 2.95”
- Medium – W 24” x D 12.8” x H 2.95”
- Large – W 32” x D 16” x H 2.95”
FEATURES
- Precision-Machined Anodized Aluminum Chassis
- Integrated Cable Routing and Management System
- Universal Power-Supply Mounting Bracket
- Strong, Lightweight and Low-Profile Design
- Included Carrycase with Storage Pocket
PRECISION-MACHINED ANODIZED ALUMINUM CHASSIS
Anodized aluminum is strong and light-weight, while delivering a striking, low-profile design. So, this pedalboard looks incredible and is built like a tank too!
INTEGRATED CABLE ROUTING AND UNIVERSAL POWER-SUPPLY MOUNTING
Setup and cable management is made easy thanks to the integrated routing channels and included zip-ties and cable clips. Also, you can use almost any pedal power-supply under your Professional pedal board with Fender’s universal clamp mounting system.
INCLUDED CARRYCASE AND ACCESSORIES
The included gig bag features velcro straps to hold your board in place. There’s also a generous storage pocket perfect for cables, spare strings and picks or whatever else you’re bringing along. The provided hook-and-loop mounting tape, zip ties and cable clips make setting up your board a breeze.
