EX Pedalboard ENO Ex - When It's Time For a Micro Stack
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From our archive. This review was published on GuitarFella and has not been re-tested. Specifications describe the model as it shipped then — check the maker's current range before you buy.
If you happen to be in pursuit for the best pedalboard for micro pedals, we believe that the EX Pedalboard ENO Ex is a strong contender worthy of the flattering title. The item comes with an affordable price, top-quality build and high-end components, as well as the ability to house a relatively smaller number of pedals.
Highly portable, sleek and elegant, this pedal caught our attention the minute we laid our eyes on it. We took it for a test run, you can check out our findings in the full review below.



Body
We are looking at an aluminum alloy body with an elegant black finish and the company's logo printed in white in the front. The product's total size is 21.6 x 9.8 x 4.7 inches (550 x 250 x 120 mm), which is enough room to comfortably host a set of five micro pedals, or four regular stomp-boxes. The rail-like design is not only classy, but also easy to use and transport. A light weight of 3.9 pounds (1.75 kg) only makes things easier, along with plenty of room to house the power supply in the frontal section of the board. Although we've stressed that this item's main advantage is use with micro pedals, it's actually just as efficient with regular pedals, except that no more than four of them can be stored. So as long as that's your number of pedals – and it is for many players – don't hesitate to check out the ENO Ex.