Waggi, a guitar accessories company based in Bogota, Colombia- South America announced that as of Jan 7th, 2019 D&A Guitar Gear will distribute its line of pedalboards to musical instrument retailers across the US.
Waggi pedalboards feature an innovative two-tier design with integrated tidy cable system with plenty of space to accommodate pedal arrangements in a small footprint. The pedalboards come in three different sizes (W20 $189.99), (W28 $229.99), and (W34 $269.99).
Waggi Pedalboards unique features include:
- 3-Deck:Each Waggi has an easily accessible front deck, a spacious side deck, and a hinged upper deck that opens toprovide extra storage underneath for power suppliesandpatch boxes.
- Tidy Cable System: Runaudio and power cables in Waggi’sunder-rail channels, thenenclose them with the protective andfreely configurableRaceways Sections included.
- Clean Connections: The Waggi is designed with plenty of side, rear and bottom cut-outs to allow various cable configurationsto pass through.
- Tough and Lightweight: Each Waggi is constructed from durable 14-gauge aluminum with a stylish stainless-steel back panel for an uncluttered audience view and includesa padded carrying case for safe and easy transport.
John Camelo, Founder of Waggi stated: “Waggi is a brand that stands out for extremely well-designed premium products. We keep it simple and effective, but with high attention to all details to create a great pedalboard! We are delighted to be partnering with D&A Guitar Gear, a company that not only shares our same philosophy and passion for design but has the experience and knowledge of the market for distributing our products in America.”
Barry Mitchell, President of D&A Guitar Gear added: “Waggi Pedalboards offer musicians an innovative and smart pedalboard design that is rugged, lightweight and super easy to transport. We are thrilled to be distributing Waggi Pedalboards in the US and are looking forward to getting their products into the hands of our retail partners to help introduce this exciting line of pedalboards to their customers”.
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