ehx pedal bag

[RyanDC]

anyone have one? how are they? it says they have a sturdy non slip board on the bottom, I assume this is literally in the bag. so any oppinions?

[Liberty Belle]

lol, i 'm looking at getting two of these myself.

i think they be alright!

[RyanDC]

I've heard the board in the middle though is like cardboard? idk

[Liberty Belle]

yea, i dunno either...if it is ya could always replace it with masonite.

[orangesix]

yeah , its pretty much cardboard.

[Noise...]

I'm planning on grabbing an XL Rondo pedalboard after the Holidays...

[FedExPope]

Yeah, I just got a large Rondo board a few days ago

[L6Sguy]

i've been using the eh bag for probably a couple years now. when its on the floor being used, obviously theres no need for support beneath the pedals, and when its in transport (or just vertical) between the design of bag and the bulk of the pedals packed in there, theres virtually no bend/flex. the zipper seam has something to do with it, but it'd take me too long to put it into words.

 

 

 

in the second & third pics, an extra pedal has been added to the left of nicholson.

 

 

now i dont tour, and gigs are a low-intensity affair from load-up to end of nite; in that situation, the eh bag does exactly what i need-- transport, safety for all situations i'd be in, and doesnt add any weight or bs to the equation. i've got another board & anvil case that i could use, but given my needs, that doesnt add anything at all that i need from a case/board.

 

theres 'supports' that can be put into the case, from the back to the front, but once theres a few pedals in there, they also didnt add anything crucial to the equation.

 

 

if i had to do it again, i;d get two.

[melx]

I'm gonna get one after christmas.....they seem great for the money.

[missfortune]

I've got a Gator keyboard bag that I use to carry my homemade pedalboard in. I cut a piece of 1/4" plywood to fit the bag, covered it with carpet, and added some rubber feet to elevate the back end. I usually take the board out of the bag, so the bag is really just for transport. Works great, and was pretty inexpensive.

[L6Sguy]

 

I've got a Gator keyboard bag that I use to carry my homemade pedalboard in. I cut a piece of 1/4" plywood to fit the bag, covered it with carpet, and added some rubber feet to elevate the back end. I usually take the board out of the bag, so the bag is really just for transport. Works great, and was pretty inexpensive.

 

 

 

had the eh not come along, that was my next option. the weight/portability thing is a big factor for me. got any pics?

[ToneGrail]

i've been using the eh bag for probably a couple years now. when its on the floor being used, obviously theres no need for support beneath the pedals, and when its in transport (or just vertical) between the design of bag and the bulk of the pedals packed in there, theres virtually no bend/flex. the zipper seam has something to do with it, but it'd take me too long to put it into words. in the second & third pics, an extra pedal has been added to the left of nicholson. now i dont tour, and gigs are a low-intensity affair from load-up to end of nite; in that situation, the eh bag does exactly what i need-- transport, safety for all situations i'd be in, and doesnt add any weight or bs to the equation. i've got another board & anvil case that i could use, but given my needs, that doesnt add anything at all that i need from a case/board. theres 'supports' that can be put into the case, from the back to the front, but once theres a few pedals in there, they also didnt add anything crucial to the equation. if i had to do it again, i;d get two.

 

Do you have to velcro the pedals to the bag?

[dangerous dan]

Do you have to velcro the pedals to the bag?

 

 

No, i don't on my EHX bag. I just use it for storage and layout. When I zip it up everything is held in place. Transport is no problem in a car either.

 

[Gloryboy1981]

I own one. I don't know what the "board" is made of in that thing, but it's sturdy enough. I you don't velcro your stuff down, it will move around a bit. Came with lots of velcro. It was a good deal.

 

Someone have a link to that gator bag?

[Noise...]

I'd get the EHX Bag, but ironically, I don't think my EHX pedals would fit in it.

 

I'll probably just stick with the Rondo Case...In red.

[ChuckNorris1982]

The EHX pedal bag is decent. It's probably not world tour-worthy, but it does what I need just fine, and it probably fits more in it than you think. I give it a +10348569394 because it pretty much weighs nothing at all.

[L6Sguy]

I'd get the EHX Bag, but ironically, I don't think my EHX pedals would fit in it. I'll probably just stick with the Rondo Case...In red.

 

it wont fit 'em all, but at one point i had one of the enormo maestro pedals in there (about 4" high) and surprisingly it fit while shut no prb, and no probs with green-era eh either. width/depth-wise, you'd possibly/probably still be {censored}ed after 4-5 choice eh pedals (dem, fh).

 

 

 

chuck, i'm glad you chimed in. its been a lil bit since you got that thing, and that you're still diggin it, cool. i'm guessing yer cat still does as well.

 

 

 

dangerousdan, i'm glad you mentioned how the velcro aint even a necessity. on occasion, i'll end up with a single pedal or two in there unvelcro'd (whatever came in in the last couple days), and by jove, the snugness of the bag does hold everything in place.

[ChuckNorris1982]

Yeah, my cat loves it!

 

I'll be posting a new picture of mine in the new year. I got a tuner to add, a true bypass loop to build and a catalinbread pedal to receive first.

[CHOUTMUSIC]

I use my EH bag to hold my Gallien Krueger bass head for gig transport...works well for that and fits great...I outgrew that bag pretty quickly with my pedals.