I haven't cut out anything yet, but so you have an idea about the size

A custom carrying case if you will. It's looking like it's gonna be a rather cheap build (I got the case for 5 bucks at a flea market) and I think it'll work well for carrying around the gameboys. It's not huge in size but pretty sturdy.

I'm super OCD when it comes to my equipment, so I don't want em flopping/moving around in bags... hehe.

Nah, just saying in case anyone wants to try.

i have this pedalboard, and it's super solid. i use it for guitar pedals though, so i probably treat it less nicely than if it was full of chip stuff. which attests to its reliability even more, i guess.

definitely consider building your own and going the velcro route. it might help you to build a smaller more personalized case too.

you could probably build a setup with the mixer in the bottom where you have two hinges and it comes apart that could be shockproof and really quick to set up. i think building a case would be much more fun than buying one because you have a better idea of how you'd want it personalized. or maybe look on craigslist and find one and then reverse engineer it or customize it how you see fit. save money on the case and put it toward a compact effect like a nanoverb that you can slip in there and would also work well with that kind of music, a behringer shark could be neat in there too.

If I could afford all the tools and had a good space to work on it, I would LOVE to build it instead...because I coincidentally need a better pedalboard case too

Have all your gear stolen at once! Convenient!

i did laugh. 

But thats are pretty slick case, i was going to suggest the pedal case myself.  i have one that fits my drum machine perfectly, its a soft bag but it gets the job done.  Not really an all in one road case though, and now i wont stop thinking about it.   damnit

you could probably build a setup with the mixer in the bottom where you have two hinges and it comes apart that could be shockproof and really quick to set up. i think building a case would be much more fun than buying one because you have a better idea of how you'd want it personalized. or maybe look on craigslist and find one and then reverse engineer it or customize it how you see fit. save money on the case and put it toward a compact effect like a nanoverb that you can slip in there and would also work well with that kind of music, a behringer shark could be neat in there too.

I definitely see the concern about having all your gear in a single place, as I've had friends whose pedalboards have been stolen, but I think if you're quick to put 'em away as soon as you're done, and you keep a close eye on them, you should be fine.

kineticturtle's case looks pretty good. I might have to invest in something like that as to not be constantly having to disconect/connect cables every single time.

This photo features gameboys that have since been modded beyond recognition, handmade GenMDM, and the wrong arduinoboy.

Also its harder to walk out of a gig with a huge case that says SUPERPOWDERKOOPA stenciled on the side, when everyone knows that guy aint he.