Guitar Pedal Board 14" x 10.6" with Carry Bag (SPB-14)

Five stars because for the price, it’s a cool board. Is it bullet proof? No. Is it the best quality? No. Does it clean your house and do your dishes? Probably not. But I will say, for the price it’s the best pedal board I’ve ever had. Feet are nonslip. It can withstand a decent amount of foot pressure. The bag fits well, even with larger pedals on it. The zippers seem like they may fail someday. But when that inevitably happens, I’ll find a new bag for it. The front pocket fits two 25’ instrument cables and a 10’ power cable with a little room to spare. Inside there are straps with Velcro to hold your board and pedals secure. I go to rehearsal multiple times a week and gig at least twice a month. When/if anything fails, I will update this review. But so far, I’m kind of impressed with the quality considering the price.

Nice pedalboard! Sturdy metal and holds my old DC Brick (non-iso) just fine. Velcro grips well and the adhesive seems good. Nicely welded together and painted/powder coated. Plenty of room to tuck in wiring underneath. The bag seems OK but I'm using an old hardshell American Tourister suitcase to carry it to gigs and practices. I need to find a spot for the wall wart plug for the DC Brick, maybe on the top with the pedals.

This is a nice little pedal board. If you are thinking about one the size you were either downsizing for practice or starting off because you don’t have one. Either way, it’s a very good idea. It’s nice that it comes with the bag which is nice quality. The board itself is sturdy metal no issues, and I like the little compartment underneath for the power supply. it fits about five standard paddles pretty easily perfect for a little practice board to easily haul and get set up quickly. The provided Velcro strips adhere to the board just fine, no issues whatsoever

The bag that they send this with feels a little cheap, definitely wouldn’t last as a gig bag. The pedal board itself though is of decent enough quality. As other reviews have said the construction of the board seems a little lacking with tac welding holding it together. When I noticed this I jumped on the board to see if it would break (mind you I’m only roughly 190 lbs) and it didn’t budge so it seems sturdy enough. I didn’t notice that it came with double sided adhesive Velcro when I ordered it so that was a nice surprise. For the price point I would recommend this for someone that is looking to mount their pedals to a board if they just only picked up collecting them.

I bought two and these ended up being better than I expected. The steel is solid and the design is dead simple so nothing can really go wrong. I used two different power supplies and both fit fine. The board is so good that the bag is just a nice extra.

I’m an absolute beginner, and was pretty overwhelmed at the thought of buying the wrong board (and spending too much), so I was attracted by the price-point in comparison to the usual suspects. As you can see, I put a full-sized Crybaby Wah, a normal-sized Boss tuner, and 3 mini pedals on here with lots of room to spare. Without the Wah, I could probably fit 6 minis and 4 large pedals, but this fits me perfectly with lots of space to grow. There’s nothing fancy about the board. The cutouts are a bit large, but everything fits nicely. There are 4 large circular cutouts in the back to run wires, and there’s a bracket underneath if I ever decide to move up to a dedicated power source instead of a daisy chain plugged into an outlet. The bag is basically a laptop bag and seems sturdy enough, but I don’t plan on dragging the board around anywhere. IF YOU ARE A BEGINNER, AND GETTING A PEDAL BOARD IS STRESSING YOU OUT... this one will do nicely, and it’s relatively inexpensive.

Simple board at a fair price, with good carrying case.

Compact, sturdy and well made. Nice gig bag