Guitar Pedalboard with Built-in Power Supply Pedal Board Aluminium Alloy 1.8lb Lightweight Pedal Board 19x5 Inch Black Pedal Board with Power Supply, Carrying Bag, Guitar Pedal Cable, Hook Tape

Awesome product. Comes with AC adapter and all the plugs necessary to string up your effects. Velcro tape works good for attaching the pedals to the board. Nice carrying case and works as it should. Not something for heavy duty stage use, but perfect for home and practice. For stage use I’d recommend a more sturdy setup, one that the pedal sit inside a cavity as opposed to being Velcro’d to a couple of metal bars. But for light use, this is the bomb.

Exactly what I wanted and it exceeds my expectations. Very solid and came with absolutely everything (Velcro rolls, charging cables, mini zip ties) to put the pedals on it. The bag is very nice and padded.

This review is for the 19x1.9x12.5" sized pedal board. Got this for my son. I don't play myself so take this review from that perspective. We wanted something to hold 7 pedals but needed to be deep enough to hold a Wah pedal and this worked well. We use all 7 of the 9V power supply outputs. It comes with most everything you need to set it up. Lots of velcro. The wire ties are on the small side, I used my own to secure things underneath. The board itself is well made and it come with a decent case. Although it came with pedal connection cables. I used my own. My son has used it a few times and it fits the bill nicely. I like that it has a USB output for a phone charge or tablet. The power supply has been noise free. My only con for this setup is how the power supply has the cables plug in at the top of the board facing outward. This puts them in a position to be damaged if you put pressure on them. Why not have them face the inside of the board underneath? If you plan on putting this in a case, it's best to face the inputs towards the handle so you aren't putting stress on the connections as you carry it. I'm going to change the power cables out to right angle so they don't stick out as far and to minimize the stress on outlets.

My guitarist saw this and regretted buying his giant orange pedal board. That board simply accommodates larger OLD pedals. I'm getting the same tone adjustment power as him with 8 pedals (ZOOM adds 5 more) with his 80lb goliath. I can carry mine with one hand. And I spent less money in the long run. This is a great beginning board. The built in power supply has been solid.

I got this little guy as a starting point to get my hands dirty in rigging up some effects. Great build quality (honestly more sturdy than what i was expected given the price) And comes with PLENTY of velcro for your pedals. You can even get away with making room for smaller pedalsby placing a small piece of velcro on the top bar of the board. Power supply works great right out of the box, as you can see i have 7 pedals (not exactly top-of-the-line either)and there is 0 buzzing, 0 feedback. Power supply keeps all of mypedals powered and ready to go. Case has plenty of clearance too so with some snug fitting, i can fit the whole thing, power cable included. This little guy may not have room for a full kit with a wah andaswitcher, but if you aren't playing live gigs (like most of us) it won't be an issue. Definitely a great choice for anyone who is trying to go a little further past just "getting started" with effects.

All my pedals fit. My stage amp has XLR out so the SansAmp only gets used when I'm playing with IEMs...rarely.The only thing I changed was I ordered right angle (both ends) DC power cords as the 2 Boss units where long enough that I could see the straight ends getting damaged in the carry case.

The pedalboard was very nice and came equipped with everything you need! I love that they included velcro straps, gigbag, and power supply so that all you need is pedals and cables. On paper it seems like a good value purchase.UNFORTUNATELY, the power supply is a major downside. I tested my pedals with and without this power supply on a high gain amplifier and it had a very pronounced hum when I used this pedalboard's power supply. This is probably because the power supply is not isolated.I cannot recommend because of this one flaw. After some research, I think it's best to save your money and buy another pedalboard with a separate power supply that says its isolated. It will cost you more money; but in the end, you never want to compromise and deal with severe noise problems.

I love this pedal board. It's big enough for all my pedals. I'm not getting the noise that others have complained about. I'm also not having any issues with the velcro. I cleaned the bottom of my pedals with alcohol before applying the velcro and all I can say is I hope I never have to remove it. I wish it had a few more 9 volt outputs but that problem is easily fixed with a daisy chain. And the price can't be beat. I would definitely recommend this pedal board to a friend.