Pedal Board, Pedalboard with Built-in Pedal Power Supply, 19.1 * 5.1 * 1.8 in Pedalboard, Aluminum Alloy PedalBoard Set with Carrying Bag, Pedal Cables, Sticker

Perfect fit for my pedals. Enough power to handle all of them (Keeley Compressor, Lekato Looper, Nobels ODX, etc.) and has +18V for Nobels.

Good quality product,especially the built in power supply. Comfortably fit 4 full size pedals

Very handy, building out a bass pedal board for ease of usePowers all the pedals, just need to figure out cable management

There is an awful lot to like about this pedal board.It is robustly built and a nice size for a modest number of pedals (perhaps 5 or 6 normal sized pedals). The front lip to the foot switches is just a little higher than other pedal boards I have used, but it is still very easy to operate the pedals.The built in power-supply is great - it removes a fair amount of cable clutter, has a variety of voltage supplies (mostly 9V as you would expect, but also a 12V and 18V supply), and a very useful USB connection which is great for recharging my wireless guitar link on the fly.There are a bunch of power leads to connect your pedals to the power supply, and a mains plug for powering up the power supply. The board comes pre-fitted with velcro, and also with a roll of velcro and cables ties for attaching pedals securely. So basically everything that is needed is included.I'm struggling to find anything negative to say. I think the gig bag provided is adequate without being good. It is well padded, but doesn't have any internal storage for all the bits and pieces that are always carried around. It was a little bit too small for leaving my big multeffects pedal on the board, but would be absolutely fine for normal size pedals.Overall, this is an excellent pedalboard, and has instantly become my no.1 board in my setup.

Absolute piece of junk, the 3 pin 18 volt power supply adaptor socket came down already broken. I contacted the manufacturer and no answer. I replaced adaptor and now, after only 10 gigs or so, the power supply input on the pedalboard is broken, so it became completely useless. If you want to buy this, you’ll be better off throwing 70 quid in the bin.

Could be cheaper too.

It would be easy to spend more than this costs on a separate power supply or pedal board (and in the past I have) – so what's the catch? Well in truth, although there are a few compromises, not much.Supplied with a padded grey bag, the pedal board/power supply is surprisingly light. The board itself has room for 5 (6 at a push, jack sockets allowing) regular sized pedals. There's 8 power cables included together with some velcro for the back of your pedals and few small cable ties.The power supply has a decent selection of options, maximum current of 200ma per socket - enough for most compact pedals (if you need more, I suspect you will have invested in a high-end power supply anyway). The spec's list "independent" port – which is not necessarily the same as isolated – however there was no signal noise while using a mixture of pedals, your mileage may vary though. In fairness at this price I wouldn't expect a 9 port isolated power supply.Overall it worked well and both bag and board are tidily constructed. Criticisms are few, the plug feels a bit too light weight, there's no pocket on the bag to keep spare cables and velcro and it's not isolated. But for the money it makes a great first pedal board.

Good value , 5he board is strong and just the size I needed. However the bag doesn't accommodate much and is too small for my pedals to be left in situ . I bought a more expensive bag .