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Pretty damn good, some quality control issues.
Received my Tres 3.1 last week, spent the weekend setting it up.
I brought it as I think it occupies a niche in the pedal board market which hasn't really been filled yet (deeper and with more space under that pedaltrain metro equivalents, but not as big a a classic junior size).
Pros: - The pedal board itself is good, solid and the middle support aids its solidity.
- easy to organise cabling
Cons: - the top and bottom rows of the pedal board are not wide enough to put 25mm loop tape on, and there is not enough supplied to attach anyway. The implication is you only attach to the middle four 25mm rows. To maximise pedal purchase and space i've bought extra tape but had to cut it out from the holes to keep it looking head and the tape sticking firmly.
- Attaching the "Tray" to hold the power supply is not possible with my Decibel 11 Hotstone deluxe. The power supply is to tall. Therefore I had to attach it using dual-lock. However it was still sticking out too much and I had to raise the front feet of the board so that its not resting on the power supply.
Also one of the rubber feet ripped off when raising the feet.
I like the board, however it's definitely not perfect.
I brought it as I think it occupies a niche in the pedal board market which hasn't really been filled yet (deeper and with more space under that pedaltrain metro equivalents, but not as big a a classic junior size).
Pros: - The pedal board itself is good, solid and the middle support aids its solidity.
- easy to organise cabling
Cons: - the top and bottom rows of the pedal board are not wide enough to put 25mm loop tape on, and there is not enough supplied to attach anyway. The implication is you only attach to the middle four 25mm rows. To maximise pedal purchase and space i've bought extra tape but had to cut it out from the holes to keep it looking head and the tape sticking firmly.
- Attaching the "Tray" to hold the power supply is not possible with my Decibel 11 Hotstone deluxe. The power supply is to tall. Therefore I had to attach it using dual-lock. However it was still sticking out too much and I had to raise the front feet of the board so that its not resting on the power supply.
Also one of the rubber feet ripped off when raising the feet.
I like the board, however it's definitely not perfect.
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Best affordable boards around
Started years ago with pedaltrain, but these rockboards are a lot nicer. The slots are a lot narrower than other brands, allowing for a very tidy organisation of the board, especially when using the patchbays that come as optional. I own various sizes of them without complaints. The only weird thing is that the slots for the optional mini mods are drilled only at the right side of the board, instead of at both sides.
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