Greggerboy

I second this comment. Everything in the bottom can stay intact. Just pull top foam out and trim a few pieces with scissors for extra cushion. Pic below of mine. https://goo.gl/koZEVk

Scotch 3M EXTREME FASTENERS (velcro) from Home Depot 1"x3" (25,4mmx76,2mm). One strip each side. Kept feet ON. Just enough clearance to push down and engage and hangs upside down no problem. Very solid. Easy option if you ever need to pull it off of the board, too. Hope that helps.

Gator G-Tour Pedalboard LGW is dead on. Solid build with wheels and removable pedal riser. Can't imagine much better. Cut the supplied foam with scissors and added some velcro for good measure, 5 min setup. Room for cables underneath. I'm 5'7" with t-rex arms, and it rolls great upright for me. https://goo.gl/photos/2tvVFB13hRYibmxf9

LOOPER BUG USB RECORDING ISSUES v.1.04.3 Mac OSX El Cap (attempted on both MBP 2011 8Gb and MacMini 2012 8Gb) Two items I noticed with the looper which otherwise has been a very usable tool... 1st: when a loop is running, and ONCE button is pressed, then EXIT is pressed before the loop stops (to change other parameters), then enter LOOPER again, the ONCE and PLAY/STOP rings remain lit (even though the loop has stopped), and the first tap of PLAY/STOP only turns off the rings (doesn't begin the loop). The PLAY/STOP button needs to be pressed again to begin the loop. If the loop stops BEFORE exiting looper, lights go out, and everything works fine to play with a single press. 2nd: More of a hopeful request than a bug, but it would be great to have the option to assign foot switches within the LOOPER block that are unused by the looper and even better if we could reassign the 1/2/FULL and FWD/REV buttons to other usable parameters. USB Recording and monitoring using Helix Audio for IN and OUT seems to have trouble working simultaneously in all DAWs I've tried, Audacity, Live, Gband, etc. Typically starts fine and gradually dithers into digital artifacts (beeps and clicks) until no music is heard. Audio is preserved and is audible if OUTPUT is changed to system rather than Helix OR if the DAW is closed, meaning it seems to be a memory leak or processing overload as it relates to the software interacting with Helix. Universal audio is affected (like playing an audio track in other software in the background, even with DAW playback stopped) until whichever DAW is closed. Then it clears up immediately. Hope that is stated clearly. The workaround is to utilize another audio interface for monitoring, but this is cumbersome if it is meant to function. I have verified all software and OS are up to date. Rate is set at 48, but have tried 44.1 also with same result. NOTE: INPUT selection does not seem to matter. Even if INPUT is changed to something other than Helix Audio, OUTPUT signal is still corrupted until DAW is quit or OUTPUT device is changed. Thanks. G