Dimavery Effect Pedal/Pedalboard Case, Small
I wanted a compact effects case with a small footprint to supplement my main pedalboard, which is too big to use in some venues. I'm pretty happy with this Dimavery one, in which I've installed three mini-pedals, a three-in-one Valeton multi-effects unit, a rechargeable power bank with a 5v-to-9v converter and the associated wiring.
Everything fits in, but the slight downside is that with my layout the raised lip of the tray section obstructs the input and output jacks of the pedals. I've overcome this by making a special short extension lead for the input side, with a right-angle jack plug and an in-line jack socket. On the output side the last pedal in the signal chain can be positioned to accommodate a right-angle jack plug.
Of course, if you have fewer pedals than I have, you can position them so as to avoid the problem. It's meant to be a very small case, which is why I bought it, the construction quality seems decent, and I'm happy that it fulfils my requirements.
Everything fits in, but the slight downside is that with my layout the raised lip of the tray section obstructs the input and output jacks of the pedals. I've overcome this by making a special short extension lead for the input side, with a right-angle jack plug and an in-line jack socket. On the output side the last pedal in the signal chain can be positioned to accommodate a right-angle jack plug.
Of course, if you have fewer pedals than I have, you can position them so as to avoid the problem. It's meant to be a very small case, which is why I bought it, the construction quality seems decent, and I'm happy that it fulfils my requirements.
April 6, 2023
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Tony
