Rockboard Pedal Case EPC 02 Black

I have only used it for five gigs but it is already broken. The walls are too thin so I already have a hole in the side. And the edge metal is so weak that it's already torn apart at one place. And the bottom plate is so flexible, that I can't use my wah because then half of the pedals are bouncing along with the bending of the plate. To me it was a waste of money. It can't handle real touring life. But it's cheap so I didn't expected it. I just took my chances with it. Now I will go buy a quality flight case than can last years in stead of weeks. For beginners that never really transport their gear then this item will be okay.

The Rockboard Pedal Case EPC 02 Black is the perfect solution for organizing and transporting your pedalboard. I have been using this case for several months and it has really exceeded my expectations.

First of all, the quality of construction is commendable. The case is made of a durable and lightweight material that safely protects my pedals from damage during transportation. The locks and handles also seem very sturdy and secure.

The size of the case fits most standard pedalboards perfectly, and there is plenty of room for cables and additional accessories. This makes it an ideal choice for both musicians playing live and for studio sessions.

I especially like the design of the case. Its black matte finish looks classy and professional, which gives my setup an elegant look.

One of the key advantages of the Rockboard Pedal Case EPC 02 Black is its portability. It easily fits in the trunk of a car or in the backseat, making it ideal for touring musicians.

Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase. The Rockboard Pedal Case EPC 02 Black combines superior quality, functionality, and stylish design. If you're looking for a reliable and convenient solution for transporting your pedals, I recommend checking out this case.

I’ve had this case for about a year now and it’s trashed. All four rubber feet have broken off with very little pressure, and even though I replaced them with thicker rivets, the panel material is basically just paperboard so they came off again. The metal rails on the edges are also very thin and easily pull out of the corners if something gets dragged against them. The case is more of a fancy cardboard box than an actual road case. The handle held up well, and I made sure to protect the cheap latches, so they at least are still working. The hinges on the lid slowly bent out of shape and need to be hammered back into place every few months. I am going to replace it with a Thon case, which are far better built and strong impact resistant materials made for protection. You usually get what you pay for with Thon, but with this Rockboard case I feel ripped off.