I got mine mail order from Strings Direct and am very pleased with the product (Gigman). Pricey but worth it in terms of how long I'll be using it and the crucial importance of performing with gear that works 100% of the time. Tips: (1) Carefully lay out your pedals on the board before rushing to stick them down with the Velcro. When first applied the stickiness can't always overcome the adhesion to the carpet, so the strip tends to come off the pedal! No doubt the adhesion improves after a short while. (2) TAKE CARE where you position the first item that your guitar lead will enter and the power lead also. The board, being the bottom of the case, has a lip all round and if you put your first pedal or (A/B switch in my case) close to the edge you won't be able to plug the jack in. I don't want to ruin the nice case, but I might even make two careful slots in the lip so my guitar lead and the power supply chords can enter and exit more flush with the floor, i.e. a bit tidier. Overall: great item and it was terrific when I first deployed it at a rehearsal - just like the video on the Diago web site - I took the lid off, plugged in and I was ready to go!

Just picked one of these up from Strings Direct. All I can say is that it is quality. I previously owned a couple of boards made by other companies and this is just what I needed. Firstly the sizing is perfect for me. My previous case was bigger but couldn't hold any more pedals than this does, the sizing makes much more sense and it's snug and not uneccersarily bulky. It looks as good as it is sturdy. Quality design and parts, I have no doubt it will take the abuse of gigging every week. Also the actual board the pedals sits has low enough sides so that a lead can be plugged in. My previous board my pedals had to be well into the middle of the board to be able to plug a lead in. This one i can push my pedals near the edge and still get a lead in. Great pedal board!