Temple Audio TRIO 43 Templeboard - Gunmetal

It feels sturdy enough. I have heard others say the metal bends over time, and I feel like that COULD happen. I’ll have to see if Temple Audio has replacement parts to put more braces underneath for stability. This will primarily be my studio board, so, as long as it doesn’t fall apart on the floor, it should be just fine. This thing is MASSIVE! Holds all my current pedals, and room for more. Only downsides, there’s no where on the rear or sides to mound a junction box or relays… So…. I’ll have to use the topside, or modify the unit for those things at a later time. Awesome board though! Very happy with purchase.

I bought this recently and for the most part like how it looks. Not well thought out. Be careful though, if you want the pieces to lock down the controls to the board that is extra. For the price that should have came with it. That cost me about 95.00 more. Oh you want the little plug in panels on the side for cables? Those are 40.00 each or so and you might need 4 of them. The glue on those *needed* parts that grip the effects are weak. I needed to use double sided tape on a couple of them. Oh you want midi plugs on the side? Those are extra and you need to solder them. Should be female on the outside with a female on the inside. Then you realize the main large holes that the cables fit through from the top are not large enough to let a midi cable through!! Or 60% of the average 1/4" 90 deg cables! THAT IS A BIG ONE! Defeats the purpose of routing the cables underneath. So my summary is I wish I would have never purchased this. I am in it for about 400.00 and my midi cables are strewn all over the top. My suggestion is that it is not ready for prime time. I got stuck with the beta version.