Yes, on both sides about 2cm. But both, the pedalbay and the FCB - which was fixed on the palmer - suited in the bag.
The Remote and one Expressionpedal should fit nicely on that one with about 1,5cm left on both sides. That was my purpose to buy it, not knowing the size
I hoped it would fit (corrected the link).
How are you planning on fixing the pedals to the palmer?? Velcro?
Really?
I don´t know yet. 
Maybe i drill some holes in the PedalBay and use the Screwholes from the Remote´s Rubber Feet with that http://www.thomann.de/de/harley_benton_mounties.htm . If this is a warranty issue with Kemper than i will use some Velcro.
Really?
I don´t know yet.
Maybe i drill some holes in the PedalBay and use the Screwholes from the Remote´s Rubber Feet with that http://www.thomann.de/de/harley_benton_mounties.htm . If this is a warranty issue with Kemper than i will use some Velcro.
Them harley benton Mounties are a good idea.
Pedal board tape guys. This stuff. It is really strong, so you only need to use a bit to hold a pedal completely upside down on a board... assuming that's your idea of a good time!
I'd probably get a sheet of polycarbonate and use it as the basis for my board. That stuff is bulletproof. Then a right size hard suitcase and I have my travel solution.
At 16.5" the Remote will fit perfectly on the 17" wide Pedaltrain Jr. and leave enough room for the two extra switches I need to control other devices. I'm using a Mission pedal, which won't be on the board but will easily fit in the hard case for transport, with plenty of room left over to add a second pedal if I want to later on.
No Velcro for me, though; gave it up 10 years ago in favor of this stuff:
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A 1" square cut into quarters will securely fasten a Boss pedal onto any wood or metal surface - right side up or upside down - yet it can easily be pried off using a flat blade screwdriver. Naturally, larger devices require more tape, but it is easily removed and leaves absolutely no residue behind. Don't know about Europe, but available in the US at any major hardware or home improvement store.
Got my pedal board all sorted now, it arrived from eBay Friday I gigged it Saturday and I was very happy. Thanks to Ingolf and other members on here with great advice.
Did you go for the Thon Raoul?
Did you go for the Thon Raoul?
I was going to but luckily for me someone on eBay was selling a heavy duty flight case that was the right size and allowed you to take the board out of the case. This for me was what I really wanted
