Pedaltrain PT-PB2 Pedal-Booster - Medium 7.5" x 5.5"

Overpriced pieces of metal. Does the job perfectly fine. I rather spend that bucks on it and play music, instead of wasting time on diy. Need to admit it's nicely finished and very sturdy. But construction/idea/fitting - blocks air flows on a side of Voodoo Lab unit - will that affect pawer supply? Time will show. Haven't noticed any overheating problems.Hopefully you can understand it from pics provided - side of the power unit has vents on both sides.Had to drill holes in pedaltrain, fits nicely, holds solid. Can't complain. Happy me ;)I recommend fitting power unit under pedalboards.

Shockingly over-priced, small bracket for attaching a Voodoo Labs power supply to a pedaltrain board. It probably cost about £0.20 to make at the most. Both Pedaltrain and Voodoo Labs are US products, and are themselves over-priced for what you get. But we're conditioned to pay more and more each year in an effort to escape the Chinese destruction of quality worldwide via cheap Asian imports I guess. What we really need is decent local manufacturers who won't rip us off....in other worlds a little of what was good in the old days

Does what it says on the tin, securely attaches a pedal power to a pedal train.I used it to fix a Mondo to a Classic 2.

Din't use as an add-on to larger pedaltrain, I used it to make a small indepenant board, (3 pedals and a wee tap for delay pedal), also attached some rubber feet/pads to increase height and to improve purchase to floor.

Good but no instructions and hard to find

Good but no instructions

Simple, cheap and versatile enough to be used with power units other than the Voodoo Labs powers supply thankfully. Cheers.

Fitted both of my voodoo lab (iso5 and pedal power 2) to my pedaltrain board. Not a 'sexy' product, but 100% does what it says on the tin!