Gator G-TOUR PEDALBOARD-LGW ATA Wood Tour Case for Large Pedalboard
| Pro-grade shock absorbing EVA foam interior Removable pedal board surface measures 24" x 11" Two (2) rubber-gripped handles for easy lifting in and out of the case 3M Dual Lock hook and loop fastener for pedal installation Cable and accessory storage under the removable pedal board Retractable tow-handle and recessed wheels Plywood construction with aluminum edging to create a secure closure between lid and base Protective ball corners at vulnerable points Commerical grade Gator red signature hardware Lockable latches Spring-loaded rubber gripped handles |
Tampa, FL (January 9, 2020) -- Gator Frameworks, the stand, hanger, and accessories brand for music, audio, and video professionals released a new series of innovative tilt-back combo guitar amp stands (GFWGTRAMP100 and GFWGTRAMP200). The tilt-back combo guitar amp stand series provides safe, rugged, and efficient solutions for lifting your favorite amps. This keeps your amplifiers safe from the hazards of the stage and also improves sound projection to your audience.
The series includes a fixed height stand that folds completely (GFWGTRAMP100) and an elevated stand with angle adjustment capability (GFWGTRAMP200). Each stand separates your amp from the ground to help project sound to your audience and protect against spills and other hazards. Any guitarist knows the drag of having to bend over to adjust volume and tone knobs on ground-sitting amps, which is why the angled positioning of the stand allows you to easily access controls in a pinch. Rubberized feet are also added as a nice addition to isolate sound and keep your gear from sliding around on stage.
It’s that time of year, when Premier Guitar readers wow us with the intricate details of their pedalboards. A few highlights for 2019 include a surf board station, a bright board with LED lighting, a Nashville guitarist who gigs on Lower Broadway, and a pedal setup with no frills … and literally no board at all. (All this player needs is beer and broken glass.) As an added bonus, a pro pedal builder shares his demo board and tells us why and how he started building pedals from scratch. Read on, play on, stomp on!