Supper Light Guitar Pedal Board 3.3 lb 22" x 12.6" Aluminum Alloy Pedalboard with Power Supply Bracket (Black)

I had a bigger pedal board and needed to downsize..The fact I could store my Power Supply underneath gave me room to fit plenty of pedals and have an easy to carry pedal board.Great competive price too. Provided plenty of velcro stickies etc. Works great.As good a build as the board costing more!

Great value. Roomy, well built and easy to set up.

This is a convenient pedal board with plenty of room for my pedals and the battery power supply, all able to fit on the top, so I don’t need to tuck the power supply into the cage underneath. I like that because my power supply has its on/off switch on the end, making me have to extract it to turn it on/off. With this board, I have enough room to just Velcro the power supply to the top along with the pedals and the integrated mic stand I use.An advantage of this board with its carrying case is that I can almost store the mic stand inside the case, though it does stick out one side. But still, with the dual zippers, I can just not use one of them and zip the other one entirely around to the other end to secure the mic stand as much as possible. With my prior pedal board (which is this boards little brother, I think they come from the same factory!), too much of the mic stand would have been sticking out to make that possible. In fact, I never even thought of doing that until I got this one. I’ll post some pictures to show it with how far the mic stand sticks out and how it compares to the smaller version I also have.For the few pedals I use (as a bassist and singer) this board is ideal for me. I can set it up quickly and keep my mic stand in there too, making it easier to keep all these things together. There’s plenty of Velcro strapping and a roomy zipper pocket to keep them and pedal connectors in.The one thing I don’t understand is when I click the link on the Amazon page that says “byGOKKO”, and I look to see if they also sell the smaller one I have, I can’t even find this one. I see others however.

This is like the 6th Pedalboard I have owned. I am extremely happy about this board. Every board I have owned has had unnecessary design problems. This board was a great price and solves many of those problems.HEIGHT. The back legs of this are much taller than most boards. This gives way more room underneath for the rat's nest. Also, it's easier to access the rear pedals when the board sits at a higher pitch. This doesn't make it any harder to stow away or carry around.Weight: This is some kind of aluminum alloy or something and is lighter than the steel brand name boards of the same size.The CASE: There is tons of room in the case so you're not stressing the zipper trying to cram full size volume/wah/expression pedals. I like my D'Addario case better only because the D'Addario case has backpack straps and mesh compartments that you can see into while they are still zipped.RIGID: The whole unit is made up of closed-square-stock. This makes it way more rigid than any full-size board I have owned. All my other boards are springy in the center and you can really feal the squishiness when engaging a wah pedal. This one is rigid everywhere.POWER: The power supply holder is huge and can be removed with thumbscrews. This means it will work with any power supply configuration without modifying the board. It's also easier to remove the whole tray if you need to monkey with the power supply.The was tons of extra green female velcro and some extra male green velcro for the power supply. The green looks pretty wild. I was definitely pleasantly surprised and would order again and recommend.

This is the third Gokko pedalboard that I got with this one being the largest size. The quality of the material feels sturdy and the spacing works fine with fitting smaller pedals. The one down-side to the pedal board is the angle of the board seem to be at a higher pitch than what I'm used to. That's due to the fact that the compartment for the power supply is much deeper than most pedalboards. That makes the angle of the pedalboard surface is much more steep and makes it uncomfortable to use the volume and wah pedal. I'm deducting one star from the overall rating.The included gig bag is just okay. I don't feel like it has enough padding to protect the knobs and buttons of the pedalboard. I ended up adding a layer of foam inside the case to protect the knobs and footswitch from getting damaged especially when travel with all sorts of other gear. Otherwise, this pedalboard works great and it's a good one to get for budget-minded musicians.

Great board gig my affordable pedals.Size is perfect for a complete signal chain of small pedals.Lightweight and looks great.

This board is large and much lighter than a previous version by the same brand that I checked out a few months ago. The lightweight construction not only makes it easier to transport, but it also provides more space for cord routing and more surfaces for hook-and-loop attachments, making the board more versatile for various pedal layouts. Plenty of space underneath for a 10-port power unit as well. The case is high-quality with plenty of space for a fully-pedal-laden board to fit inside.

This is a very lightweight pedalboard and feels quite sturdy. It has a cage for a number of different sized power supplies (possibly being able to fit multiple). You can also remove the cage too if you don't have the need for it as there are thumbscrews that attach it. It is a very nicely made pedalboard and comes with all the accessories needed to organize and route cables in addition to some velcro strips. The bag has a zipper for extra storage, which is really nice. I will probably start using this for a bigger board soon.