NAMM 2017: Anyone familiar with our people's pedalboards gallery knows all about Voodoo Lab pedal power supplies, and now the company has turned its hand to pedalboards with the Dingbat Series.
Promising a rugged, lightweight platform for organising pedals and cables, Dingbat pedalboards come in three sizes, all of which boast seamless integration with Voodoo Lab Pedal Power supplies.
Features include:
- Professional tour grade padded gig bag providing excellent protection for pedalboard and pedals
- Pedal Power mounting brackets for easy installation of Voodoo Lab power supplies
- Adhesive-backed hook-and- loop tape for secure mounting of pedals and other devices to pedalboard surface
- UV-resistant cable ties and 4-way tie mounts to neatly secure cabling
- U.S. street prices: Small $129.99, Medium $169.99, Large $199.99, PX $449.99
Also available is the Dingbat PX ($619-$679), which features an integrated Voodoo Lab PX-8 PLUS pedal switching system, while Dingbat Power Packages ($229-$399) include a factory-installed Pedal Power.
It's a logical move from the pedal power supply manufacturer - check out Voodoo Lab for more info.
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