Terra 42 with Tour Case

Terra takes the best of Pedaltrain's patented design and pushes it to new levels. Terra is the largest pedal board Pedaltrain makes. Terra is the perfect size for true pedal junkies and permanent studio installations. Terra features all of Pedaltrain's latest design improvements including: lightweight aircraft-grade aluminum frame, new open-front design (for unlimited flexibility mounting power supplies and switching systems under the pedal board) and Pedaltrain's new modified rail system (which provides the strongest pedal adhesion ever, even for micro-sized pedals).

Included with purchase is 210 inches of Pedaltrain's professional grade hook-and-loop pedal fastener and plenty of zip ties for securing cables.

Terra is available for purchase with either Pedaltrain's redesigned fitted soft case (featuring a heavy-duty metal zipper and reinforced stress points) or Pedaltrain's new professional-grade tour case, engineered to be up to 35% lighter than previous models.

Pedaltrain's new one-size-fits-all power supply mounting brackets (not included) are available for purchase as needed. (Voodoo Lab Mounting Kit: PT-VDL-MK; Universal Mounting Kit: PT-UNI-MK).

Tech Specs

Frame:

42 x 14.5 x 3.5 inches (106.7x36.8x8.9 cm)

Featherweight, aircraft grade aluminum

7.0 lbs. (3.18 kg)

Tour Case:

43.75 x 16.5 x 7.6 inches (1111.25 x 419.1 x 193.04 mm)

26 lbs/11.793 kg

Included:

210 inches (534 cm) Pedaltrain's professional grade adhesive backed hook-and-loop for securing pedals

Assortment of zip ties for organizing and securing cables

Bracket Compatibility:

VDL-MK (Voodoo Lab)

UNI-MK (Universal)

Photo Gallery

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Tour case shown in it's vertical upright position ready to carry.

Tour case shown in it's closed horizontal position detailing the case hardware including recessed latches and handle.

Tour case shown in it's open horizontal position to remove and store the pedalboard.

Here's an example of what the pedalboard might look like if it was fully loaded with pedals.

Top of the pedal board frame featuring cable access and a multitude of pedal placement possibilities.

Detail underneath the pedal board frame featuring cable access and rubber feet.

Back face (audience side) of the pedal board. Some call this the front. How about we call it "front of the back" 😉

Side view of pedalboard for additional perspective.

View from an angle to give you more perspective.