This pedal board is pretty solid for what it promises to deliver. It is pretty rugged, but it isn't up to the standards of ATA flight cases. Clearly Boss expected this to be used by mature professionals, or folks who take good care of their toys. I bought this more for the organization rather than protection, but I am 100% certain that this pedal board will stand up to the light to medium abuse I plan to put it through. If you are really hard on your gear, or going on tour, you should definitely look into ATA grade cases.
Many people have written about the hinges on this particular pedal board, but there had to be a compromise made in the design, because the pedal board was meant to separate at the hinges, so that you can lay it flat. I could see that after a few hundred times of taking it apart, it may not be the most secure, but it's just an example of a trade off of durability vs convenience.
One of my favorite aspects of this pedal board is that all power cords are hidden under a rail, secured with thumb screws, so there is very little clutter from cables. Once you lock down the layout of your pedals, you can secure the cables and never have to deal with tangles, and the usual difficulties working with multiple power cables.
This pedal board was meant for use with BOSS pedals, but it can also accommodate wah-wah pedals, double-pedals, and most compact stomp-boxes, as they supply a padding blank, that you can cut to the custom shape of whatever pedal it is you need!
PROS:
+ Durable enough for someone who takes care of their stuff, not indestructable
+ Hinges detach for ease of use
+ Includes 1000mAh power supply (no more 9v batteries!)
+ Includes all the patch cables you need
+ Everything is secured with thumbscrews, no tools needed to modify
CONS:
- A bit expensive for what it is
- Takes a while to set up initially
- Padding material is a little tough to cut
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BCB-60 Pedal Board
A VERSATILE PEDALBOARD FOR ALL YOUR GEAR
The BOSS BCB-60 Pedal Board is a convenient way to set up and transport all your compact effects. The unique padded interior can be customized to fit a range of gear from BOSS compact and Twin Pedals to effects from other manufacturers. A convenient onboard 1,000mA AC adaptor supplies power for up to seven devices. The exterior is made of tough, molded resin designed to withstand heavy impact.
- Lightweight pedal board for transporting a range of compact pedals and effects
- Padded interior can be customized to fit compact pedals, Twin Pedals and even wahs
- Includes all cabling
Got Power?
The BCB-60 does. In fact, the onboard AC adaptor is almost like a mini electrical generator, giving you up to 1,000mA of power, or the equivalent of five PSA-Series adaptors. Now you can run up to seven devices right from the pedal board. With the BCB-60, there has never been a more convenient way to organize and transport your gear.
Customizable Design Adapts to Your Rig
No matter what kind of pedals you have, the BCB-60 can store them. The customizable interior comes with three foam inserts pre-cut to hold your favorite BOSS gear, plus a spare insert that can be cut to fit almost any effect-even from other manufacturers. Create the ultimate pedal board using compact pedals, Twin Pedals, a tuner or even a V-Wah.
More for convenience than for protection, but does both well!
This pedal board is pretty solid for what it promises to deliver. It is pretty rugged, but it isn't up to the standards of ATA flight cases. Clearly Boss expected this to be used by mature professionals, or folks who take good care of their toys. I bought this more for the organization rather than protection, but I am 100% certain that this pedal board will stand up to the light to medium abuse I plan to put it through. If you are really hard on your gear, or going on tour, you should definitely look into ATA grade cases.Many people have written about the hinges on this particular pedal board, but there had to be a compromise made in the design, because the pedal board was meant to separate at the hinges, so that you can lay it flat. I could see that after a few hundred times of taking it apart, it may not be the most secure, but it's just an example of a trade off of durability vs convenience.One of my favorite aspects of this pedal board is that all power cords are hidden under a rail, secured with thumb screws, so there is very little clutter from cables. Once you lock down the layout of your pedals, you can secure the cables and never have to deal with tangles, and the usual difficulties working with multiple power cables.This pedal board was meant for use with BOSS pedals, but it can also accommodate wah-wah pedals, double-pedals, and most compact stomp-boxes, as they supply a padding blank, that you can cut to the custom shape of whatever pedal it is you need!PROS:+ Durable enough for someone who takes care of their stuff, not indestructable+ Hinges detach for ease of use+ Includes 1000mAh power supply (no more 9v batteries!)+ Includes all the patch cables you need+ Everything is secured with thumbscrews, no tools needed to modifyCONS:- A bit expensive for what it is- Takes a while to set up initially- Padding material is a little tough to cut
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- Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2018
This pedal board is pretty solid for what it promises to deliver. It is pretty rugged, but it isn't up to the standards of ATA flight cases. Clearly Boss expected this to be used by mature professionals, or folks who take good care of their toys. I bought this more for the organization rather than protection, but I am 100% certain that this pedal board will stand up to the light to medium abuse I plan to put it through. If you are really hard on your gear, or going on tour, you should definitely look into ATA grade cases.
More for convenience than for protection, but does both well!
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2018
Many people have written about the hinges on this particular pedal board, but there had to be a compromise made in the design, because the pedal board was meant to separate at the hinges, so that you can lay it flat. I could see that after a few hundred times of taking it apart, it may not be the most secure, but it's just an example of a trade off of durability vs convenience.
One of my favorite aspects of this pedal board is that all power cords are hidden under a rail, secured with thumb screws, so there is very little clutter from cables. Once you lock down the layout of your pedals, you can secure the cables and never have to deal with tangles, and the usual difficulties working with multiple power cables.
This pedal board was meant for use with BOSS pedals, but it can also accommodate wah-wah pedals, double-pedals, and most compact stomp-boxes, as they supply a padding blank, that you can cut to the custom shape of whatever pedal it is you need!
PROS:
+ Durable enough for someone who takes care of their stuff, not indestructable
+ Hinges detach for ease of use
+ Includes 1000mAh power supply (no more 9v batteries!)
+ Includes all the patch cables you need
+ Everything is secured with thumbscrews, no tools needed to modify
CONS:
- A bit expensive for what it is
- Takes a while to set up initially
- Padding material is a little tough to cut
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- Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2019
- Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2017
- Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2020
Like most Boss stuff the build quality is top notch. Even if you don't gig, this case is awesome for organizing empowering all of your pedals. Every space has its own 9 volt power supply, with seven total. Keeps all of the wires nice and hidden and organized. Worth every penny. I also like boss pedals, cuz they're very solid and reliable. Just bought a new boss reverb pedal, after replacing two defective TC Hall of Fame 2 pedals. ask yourself if you really really need 18 different reverb settings lol...
Very well built, as I would expect from Boss.
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2020
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- MartinReviewed in Canada on January 9, 2020
Love the Boss!
I'm not a touring musician, mainly play at home and wanted a powered pedal board to keep my pedals off the floor and eliminate the need for 9v batteries...MartinLove the Boss!
Reviewed in Canada on January 9, 2020
First off, it's a Boss pedal board, so its best suited for Boss pedals. The cutouts in the foam are Boss pedal size ar fit Boss sized pedals to a tee. As you can see from picture, green pedal and tuner both fit as well as the DS-1. The blue pedal is a little narrow and about 3/8" too short, so I used part of the insert and cut out a sliver to keep it in place. SIlver pedal just sits on top. Like I said, I'm not a touring guitarist, this product might not be for pros but they know that...
Easy to setup, good quality patch cable in 2 sizes. The main reason I wanted this model was built in power. The power cable has more ends than you'll have space for pedals, unless you have mini sized ones. Case is strong resin and as someone noted, it would be better if the case opened on top. Don't know how long the nubs will fit into their groves if you remove and replace cover over and over. Also wish the cavity on top was bigger as I'd rather put the tuner there like the Boss image has.
So far very happy with purchase, especially when I got it on sale ($40 less)
Would recommend for someone that needs max 5-7 pedals.
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