MONO MONO PEDALBOARD LARGE SILVER + PRO 2.0 ACCESSORY CASE
MONO's modular pedalboard system combines their legendary build quality with practical touring design. Large format accommodates substantial pedalboards while the Pro 2.0 accessory case keeps cables and power supplies organized.
Critics
Pros & Cons
Pros
- +Military-grade materials and construction survive airline baggage handlers
- +Modular design lets you detach accessory case for smaller gigs
- +Padded interior with adjustable straps protects your investment
- +Water-resistant zippers and materials protect against weather
- +MONO's lifetime warranty backs up the premium pricing
Cons
- −At $400+ you're paying luxury tax for a carrying case
- −Heavy even empty — not for minimalist pedalboard users
- −Silver finish shows scuffs and dirt more than black options
- −Overkill for bedroom players or local-gig-only musicians
The Verdict
The MONO pedalboard system is insurance for touring musicians who’ve watched cheaper cases fail at critical moments. The 84 EJ score reflects its position as a premium solution — excellent at what it does but priced accordingly. MONO’s reputation for surviving years of abuse is well-earned. The modular accessory case is genuinely useful for keeping the cable rat’s nest under control. But here’s the reality check: if you’re not flying regularly or doing extensive touring, this is massive overkill. A $100 SKB or Gator case will serve local gigging needs fine. This is for the player who’s replacing their third cheap case and tired of the anxiety. The warranty and build quality justify the cost only if you actually need that level of protection.
