Diago Commuter Board
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Diago Commuter Board
Not sure if these are any good but If you subscribe to a guitar mag you get a free board....
http://www.musicradar.com/guitarist/sub ... -99-485749
http://www.musicradar.com/guitarist/sub ... -99-485749
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..or subscribe to Guitar Techniques
..or subscribe to Total Guitar
Bizarre, link says that but page doesn't.
..or subscribe to Total Guitar
Bizarre, link says that but page doesn't.
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The board arrived. Looks pretty good and sturdy, the bag too. However, a word of warning - the claim that it fits up to 10 Boss pedals is false. It will if you only use batteries and don't mind the pedals being super close together. There is no space for the power jacks, even if you use L shape jacks. Realistically you could fit more like 8 pedals, the back row being fitted on their side.
However, it's given me a reason to slim down the amount of pedal on my board!
However, it's given me a reason to slim down the amount of pedal on my board!
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Update on the commuter board.
After about a month's use the bag started to split along the seam where the carry handles meet the bag. It seems that this is the only place where the handle is secured to the bag, not very well designed in my opinion. I contacted Diago and due to the fact that it was a 'free gift' I couldn't send it back to the distributor for a replacement, however the Diago guy agreed to try and repair it for me for free - I just had to pay for it to be sent to him. It came back, with few Diago goodies, however after about another month it split again - this time worse than before. It worth noting that I didn't treat this bag/board roughly, just carried it to work, then to practice, on the train like any 'commuter'. I also didn't overload the board.
Due to the 2nd round of damage to the bag I have now given up with this board/bag and I opted to buy a Pedaltrain Jnr - the bag for which seems vastly stronger than the Diago.
After about a month's use the bag started to split along the seam where the carry handles meet the bag. It seems that this is the only place where the handle is secured to the bag, not very well designed in my opinion. I contacted Diago and due to the fact that it was a 'free gift' I couldn't send it back to the distributor for a replacement, however the Diago guy agreed to try and repair it for me for free - I just had to pay for it to be sent to him. It came back, with few Diago goodies, however after about another month it split again - this time worse than before. It worth noting that I didn't treat this bag/board roughly, just carried it to work, then to practice, on the train like any 'commuter'. I also didn't overload the board.
Due to the 2nd round of damage to the bag I have now given up with this board/bag and I opted to buy a Pedaltrain Jnr - the bag for which seems vastly stronger than the Diago.