Boss BCB-60 Pedal Case for up to 6 Boss Pedals

Feature:
The Pedal board included all the accessories I needed to get started. It fits all manor of Boss pedals and even my Line6 Modules as well.

Quality:
This Pedal board is NOT very road worthy. I am professional musician who gigs two to three times a week. The first problem I had was the locking clasps. EVERYTHING is plastic, so it doesn't hold up to the abuses inflicted upon it from road use.

Value:
If you are not a touring musician, this pedal board will probably work great. As I stated above, the sound quality and ease of use make it a practical unit for use at home or in a studio.

Desirability:
This pedal board does look very nice, especially with Boss pedals and Boss tuner in the top right corner. The cover panels along the top store all the wiring neatly.

Sound:
The is great. There is no in-line noise or interference that I've noticed.

Ease of Use:
The unit is very easy to get started on. Simple to hook up. It could stand to be a little larger. I can't fit all the pedals I would like to in it.

Support:
To be honest, I don't know what the support is like. After the plastic locking clasp broke, I immediately started looking for a bigger & stronger unit.

Overall:
I am already searching for another product, only for the reliability issue. Plastic hardware doesn't last long on tour. It does have excellent sound quality, and it looks great, it just doesn't have the durability required for daily abuse.

Feature:
This unit is great if you have a lot of Boss pedals; you may have trouble squeezing in pedals from different manufacturers. That being said, the foam panels are easily removable to fit larger pedals, and a blank piece of foam is included in the kit, to custom cut for an odd shaped pedal. I have a full sized EHX Metal Muff in one of my boards, and it fit just fine by removing the foam panel. I have also added a Danelectro mini pedal to a full(6 Boss pedals)board, and it fit perfectly above and between 2 pedals...the board has a daisy chain with 8 connectors, so having more than 6 in the board wasn't a problem. I don't tour, and my rig stays set up in my living room, so I can't comment on durability. I will say, that contrary to what someone else mentioned, I don't have a problem "stomping" the pedals.... and I'm not a gymnast........

Quality:
IMHO, it's built like a tank, like other Boss products. High impact plastic, thick inner foam to protect the pedals. I bought one of my 3 boards from a touring musician, and it was none the worse for wear after 2 years use.

Value:
The price seems average to low for pedal boards. Definately worth the money, and readily available on the used market for around $100. But buy a new one from Zzounds.....ahem......

Desirability:
are pedal boards sexy? hmmmmmmmm......

Sound:
the unit does not add any noise interference that I can see...and I have 3 of them, chained together.

Ease of Use:
as stated before, no extraneous noise. One thing worth mentioning; though the unit comes with all the connector cables you need, DON'T LOSE THEM!!!! The Boss cables are sort of propriatary ; The pedals are spaced too close together to use most generic 6" connector cables! one of the second hand boards I bought was missing a couple of cables, and after searching for months, I was finally able to find a couple that fit...for $15.00 each!!!!!. So don't lose the Boss ones, and you won't have any trouble.

Support:
Never had a problem, after owning dozens of Boss products over the years.

Overall:
As I mentioned; I have 3 of these pedal boards, chained together, with one filled with distortion boxes & looped through a noise gate; I have owned them, off and on, for 5 years, and aside from trying to find replacement 6" connector cables, I've had no problems at all. If lost or stolen, I'd definately replace them with the same.....