The BOSS BCB-60 Pedal Case makes setup, breakdown and storage simple. Its padded interior protects and holds your effects pedals in place. The BCB-60 holds a wide range of gear including Boss compact and Twin pedals and select stompbox models from other manufacturers. A convenient AC adapter supplies power for up to 7 devices.
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Pretty good board except for the cheap/poorly designed latches. Mine was holding out pretty good (I don't abuse my equipment) until my fat drummer stepped on it one day and broke both latches. I calles Boss customer support to buy more but they wanted $4.60 EACH for the things!!! Plus $6.00 to ship!!! Needless to say I was very disappointed. The latches are very small and should NOT cost that much to manufacture or to ship. A free replacement would be fair considering how cheaply made they are. I would have paid for them if the price was fair but no way was i going to pay over fifteen dollars for two crappy little pieces of plastic that would probably just break again anyway. Thanks a lot BOSS. I will likely not be purchasing another of your products. One thing I LIKE about the board is the foam in the lid. It holds all the pedals in place so you don't have to put velcro on the bottom of them. If it weren't for the cheap latches and the poor service concerning them I would have given this board all five stars.Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board
.I can't recommend this product for any fulltime traveling musician. I have owned this pedal board for a little under a year now the shell is sturdy enough but I have already broken a latch on it so the case doesn't stay closed all the way and I am in constent fear of the other one breaking. The electronics are great, especially for the price, and I have never had a problem with them but the space is limited due in part to the fact that this board is geared for people who use only Boss stlye effects, which I do not. This product is fine for weekend warriors but if are a serious touring musician drop the extra cash on something better.
Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board
.This pedal board really is wonderful. Everything is self contained and easy to use. The stereo output is really a neat feature along with the power supply and cable hiding. One thing I found is that if you simply remove the foam inserts that only hold boss pedals and line the bottom with Velcro you can have any pedal anywhere you want it. The only thing that could be improved are the latches. They are flimsy but if you take care of the board it will be the most reliable thing you own.
Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board
.I had read about the cheapness of the plastic, the "thinness" of the power cord, and other things about this pedalboard. But, I've had it for 2 giggin' years; have taken average care of it and it is an awesome pedalboard. Make a point to keep the box and use it during transport; it will help. My biggest reservation was that using the In/out jacks on the pedal would change the sound. Nope. At least i don't notice it. When I first got it, I accidently cutout the wrong configuration in the foam for my pedals. I had it backwards, but I super glued the foam back in and started over. True: if you change your pedals frequently, your satisfaction may be limited. I use mostly Boss pedals and similar sized variations with a Crybaby at the beginning. Once you get used to it, you don't even have to look down to switch on your effects because your foot "feels" where they are. Quality is 3.5 because of the cheap plastic hinges. If one broke, I would be mad. Maybe I got lucky from the production line that day.
Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board
.This pedal board is very convenient and has made my set-up quicker and easier. I wish the locking sliders were metal instead of plastic and I may be doing something wrong, but it seems that it should close easier. Comes with plenty of patch cables and a multi power supply cable.
Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board
.I have had my BCD60 for almost 2 years now. I have had it filled with pedals and everythig very well organized. My problem with the board is as many other reviewers have written. If you at all bumped the plastic tags holding the case together they break off. These tabs are made very cheaply and now I can't even keep my pedal board closed. It is also having problems with internal wiring causing cutout problems. Overall I really like the jack connection outlits and power supply train, but Boss needs to take the same pedal board with the latest in wiring connections and build it into an ATA case. I am ditching my busted up BCD60 for a PedalTrain.
Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board
.I bought one of these years ago because I wanted a powered pedal board to transport all my stomp boxes. It seemed pretty good at first, but I found that the lid wouldn't close when the pedals were in it. I read the instructions that said I should cut out the foam around the shape of the pedals to keep them in place. I did and they fit. The problem is that if I want to change my configuration, I can't because the foam is cut to the size and shape of the pedals I first put in. Also, one of the plastic latches broke and now it won't stay closed. I got a Black Kross case and a one spot, it holds and powers 9 pedals and a wireless receiver. It has secure latches too. The Boss BCB-60 only allowed me to have 5 pedals. It's sitting in my closet, unused. I can't even re-sell it because of the cut out foam pad and broken latch.
Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board
.Use 5 pedals including a wah. Four are not Boss pedals, no problem w/ fit. No more 9V batteries. Very clean set-up. Very mobile. Looks durable. Only problem was the daisy-chain power supply has all female jacks. Had to purchase separate adapters to hook up EH and ProCo pedals which required male 1/8" in. Check pedals before purchase to determine proper power jack requirements.
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This pedal board provides someone a quick and easy way to set-up a practical pedal board that is neat in appearance and simple to use.Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board
.Bottom of case IS the pedal board. Padded top goes on easy & locks. Easy to transport with durable handle & hard case construction. Protects pedals much better than the soft zipper cases. Over 1 year NO ISSUES !!!
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