Guitar Pedal Board 14" x 10.6" with Carry Bag

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

Surprised by very high quality for a low price. The pedal board is rugged and very well made, and the travel case is made with high quality materials.

I recently purchased a Godin A6 accoustic / electric (humbucker + pizeo) guitar.It has the ability to blend both pups or use the 2 separate output jack's to both an electric and accoustic amp or PA.I needed a smaller board like this one for a a couple of effects, volume pedal and power supply for vocal harmonizer (that sits on the floor between the pedal boards for each amp.)This board was perfect size to accomodate "full sized" volume pedal, EB ambient delay and mini pedals, plus power supply. )It is very sturdy, nice carry bag, velcro is pre cut, has power cables included. You can mount a power supply underneath, but in my case I needed the PS up top, for easy access to power the harmonizer pedal. (I like the option of moving that one around.) I found a cool little (I mean tiny) power supply here on Amazon that works great. (See pic)I was worried this small board might skid on smooth surfaces when used but it did not. Also, I was concerned the angle may be too great for expression type pedals when rocking back and forth, but again...not an issue and very comfortable.If you need a smaller pedalboard for several Boss sized pedals, or need a board that is small in length but wide enough to fit a full sized wah or volume pedal you cannot go wrong with this one.

First, I like this product and plan to get many years of good use from it. It's made of sheet metal but is not too heavy and is fairly stiff from underneath supports. Slots and holes were plenty big for all my wires. I'm never sure about terminology since one person's big is another person's small. It's sold as a medium size board, and certainly many would agree. I consider it small. I have 5 pedals on it and am planning for #6. (This is my bass board. My guitar board has 14 pedals.) It will be a tight fit, and I haven't yet tested my layout for toe switch-pushing space. Four of the pedals are Boss-size pedals. The remaining two are about 1.33 times that size. 3 are faced out from the board edge to make room for cable plugs which I have to unplug to get the board in the case. I believe the board would easily accommodate 5 pedals. Give the power supply good thought. It comes with a bracket that was too tall for my Caline power supply. But I fixed that with two stick-on rubber chair foot pads stuck on the bracket. They compressed nicely for a tight fit. Sadly, making the PS nice and tight caused the top rail to very slightly bend inward. But no big deal; everything still worked nicely. I also had to reverse the direction of the power supply to have enough room for all the power cables coming out the front of the unit. I trace around my pedals onto card stock and make cutouts to test for pedal placement. That's how I managed to get six pedals on the board. There are no carry handles on the board, but it's small and light enough to easily pick it up. I think it looks nice as well. I was surprised to find the carry bag more than adequate. It appears to be about the size of my computer case made for a 14" computer. The top where the pedals will meet the inside case top has some padding. In fact, all sides are lightly padded. There's a zip pocket on the front that covers 2/3 of the bag top. Another piece of foam in the pouch would give adequate protection for bumps. (Unless it's a flight case, no bag is going to protect from a serious drop. And even a flight case...). I consider this board a good value for the price. Now, if I could just get someone to lug around all my stuff.

Ample space beneath the board for a power supply (or two), I have a Voodoo that wouldn't fit under my Pedaltrain Mini or Nano but fits fine here. And it comes with all the velcro strips you will need for the board including a strip for the power supply. Similar construction quality to Pedaltrain style boards, but with a more useful shape and more sensible price. The carrying case is a nice touch, but for more protection I use a generic laptop bag. Cheers.

I wasn't expecting the quality of this for the price. I mean under $40? With a gig bag? Velcro was VERY weak but I have tons anyway. I had pedaltrains over the years top quality. Not saying this is the same quality, I don't know, it's a pedalboard. Feels as good to me for what I'm using it for. Feels solid as a rock to me, I mean, for putting little foot pedals on anyway which is what it is designed for. Can't beat it for the price if this is the size and shape you need imo Love it!!

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.

The Soyan Guitar Pedal Board 14 x 10 is just the right size for my pedals—compact yet spacious enough to hold everything I need. It feels solid and durable, with a non-slip surface that keeps my pedals securely in place during gigs and practice. Lightweight and easy to transport, this board has made organizing my gear way simpler. Highly recommend for any guitarist looking for a reliable pedal board!

The bag is really nice and the board itself looks solid enough. Im a bit concerned with the middle portion because the metal seems to bend too much for my liking. Good enough but I wouldnt use it for heavyduty gigging

Es una basé pedaldord Muy bien terminada y de materiales bien resistentes, además la funda petaca que viene incluida está bien de buena calidad y protege muy bien los pedales de golpes o rayaduras, estoy muy satisfecho y contento 😀 con la base de pedaldord felicidades la recomendó ampliamente.

I own pedal trains, and needed something cheap just for an extra pedalboard and this thing is great. Nothing fancy, it does the job. It's strong, well built, has room for about 8 pedals (at least, with my setup).If they ever wanted to improve the design, I'd say there should be more rails/openings to feed cables through. The gig bag is also "ok" but I know, eventually in time this bag is destined to break.Overall a really good purchase if you don't want to go after a big brand name.

Great product. Pedal board itself made of aluminium and sturdy. Comes with velcro straps you can cut down to size. Power supply also fits underneath. Feels strong and able to last a while. Would 100% buy it again.

Serves the purpose for my tiny collection. Room for a couple if i get rid of the wireless.