Standard options are black carpet, charcoal grey carpet or black tolex. Custom tolex colors are avaialable by special order. Click here for color samples (we offer most but not all of what's on the sample page). Please email or call for pricing and availabilty of custom colors.

Pricing:
Black or grey carpet: no extra charge
Black tolex: $25

2nd Level Riser
(This option is not available with the Six Shot and Lunchbox models)

The 2nd level riser elevates a 2nd row of pedals higher, providing easier foot access to those pedals. It also provides a convenient space to place a power supply (such as the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power).

It attaches to the board with velcro, so, it can easily be moved (or removed) if desired.

Standard dimensions are:
6-1/2" deep x 2-1/4" high x any width you choose.
Clearance underneath is 1-7/8"
Clearance on top is 2-3/4" (with the lid closed).

Recommended widths are*:
If you have one wah pedal or volume pedal:
Gigman: 18" wide
Pedalhead: 24" wide
Big Shot: 30" wide

If you have two wahs or a wah & volume:
Gigman: 13" wide
Pedalhead: 19" wide
Big Shot: 25" wide

*These recommendations are based on a Dunlop/Vox size wah pedal and an Ernie Ball Volume pedal. If you have a larger pedal (such as a Morley wah/volume) or a wah pedal with a knob on the side (such as a Dunlop 535), then you will need to take that into account when determining the 2nd level size.

Pricing:
If purchased with a pedalboard: $1 per inch (of width)
If purchased separately: $1.30 per inch (of width)

Butterfly Latches

Spruce up your case with these high quality black butterfly latches. For a comaparison of the latches, please vist the FAQ page.

Price: $15

Pedal Mounts

Pedal mounts allow you to mount specific pedals to the board using velcro, without having to remove the rubber feet. This is especially useful when the screws that secure the bottom of the pedal are also used to screw on the feet (such as most Dunlop/Vox style wah pedals and Fulltone pedals). To make these: first we cut a piece of wood slightly larger than the pedal dimesnions. Second, we use a template (of the pedal bottom) to drill holes in the exact position of the feet. Third, we cover the wood with velcro loop fabric and put velcro hook on the bottom.

Here is a list of some of the pedals that these are available for: