Palmer PedalBay 40

Name: Palmer PedalBay 40
Brand: Palmer
SKU: PPEDALBAY40
Price: 62.96 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.50 (2 reviews)

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Pedalboard

electrostatically painted aluminium pedalboard
adjustable crossbars and height for adaptability
dimensions (W x L x H) 70-85 x 450 x 305 mm
weight of 3.8 kg, ideal for transport
includes padded transport bag, Velcro strap, and two elastic bands for securing

62⁹⁶ €

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Palmer MI PedalBay 40 is an electrostatically painted aluminium pedalboard designed for the efficient organisation of effect pedals. It features adjustable crossbars and an adjustable height, providing flexibility in use.

Electrostatically painted aluminium pedalboard
Adjustable crossbars and height for adaptability
Dimensions (W x L x H) 70-85 x 450 x 305 mm
Weight of 3.8 kg, ideal for transport
Includes padded transport bag, Velcro strap, and two elastic bands for securing

Product code: PPEDALBAY40

Unit of sale: piece

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Mogos Mugurel 14.05.2020, 19:33

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The product is designed for a maximum of 8 pedals, and a power supply can be mounted underneath. It can be secured with elastic bands, or if possible, it would be good to attach it with 2 screws. Personally, I drilled 2 holes of 3 mm with a drill to avoid surprises. An indispensable element in guitarists' gear, being useful also due to the spacious bag for transport...

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WE 03.10.2019, 10:25