Ghost Fire Guitar Pedal Board Aluminum Alloy 1.76lb Super light Effect Pedalboard 19.8''x11.5'' with Carry Bag,SPL-04

This is a great pedal board. I have a variety of pedals but never really organized the and was thinking of going with a much more expensive brand and came across this one at half the price. This thing is sturdy, super light weight, and stands well on all types of flooring. It comes pre-taped with the loop tape and comes with the hook tape that you can stick on your pedals to attach to the board. Although I haven’t used it yet, the case is a great addition, has extra storage pockets, and a carry strap. There is space underneath to attach a power supply but it has more space than I do pedals, so I keep my power supply on top, along with a succulent plant, because, why not? It also has zip ties and zip tie mounts which are great to help organize the wires underneath. I haven’t used them yet only because I’m still playing around with how I want everything configured. If you’re looking for an affordable pedalboard just go ahead and pick this up.

Nice sturdy board with plenty of room for a power supply underneath. Case looks nice too.

This thing is light weight, the pop down legs on it adds a nice touch and the clearance underneath is enough for a power supply and my horrid cable running skills. As you can tell from my pic I have quite a bit on this pedalboard. I mean a tuner, drop pedal, screamer, distortion, eq, reverb/delay, chorus, loop, and a terror stamp. Yea my wah isn’t on it but I’ve always preferred to keep my wah pedal off the pedalboard and more in a staged area. This thing has pedal space for days. It comes pre Velcro installed which is nice and with a huge roll of Velcro to attach to all your pedals. Under the hood there is a nice smooth spot for two power supply bricks and inside the case there is quite a few zip ties. I installed my pedals in a hurry for band practice but it held up great. As for the case; usually a carrying case is flimsy, thin, cheap crapper zipper; but this isn’t the case no pun intended. This blue ghostfire case actually has some padding to it, the fabric feels like it can take some abuse, the zippers are strings and easy to use. The front pocket on the case has my Jh-1 wah pedal, two guitar cords, a surfer protector, 10ft extension cord, and back up pedal cables; so it’s roomy. The shoulder strap on the case is padded and even the blue Velcro over hand strap has padding. I mean where else for this price point are you going to get a really really good quality case and a pedalboard for the price? The case quality alone is equal to my 50 dollar laptop case. Im impressed, the band is impressed, and I’m gonna buy another one for my other rig. I’m definitely not disappointed.

Not necessarily a budget item, but certainly sufficient. Casual I've been putting together a paddleboard and have found that this is extremely lightweight overall affordable and extremely easy to use and route chords. I probably would not have preferred everything be pre-taped if I had my choice, but it didn't really matter in the grand scheme of things because it serves its purpose . The case is pretty decent also. I kept looking at pedal train paddle boards and at a certain point realized I'm only stepping on it. It doesn't need to be a Ferrari.

Good board. Good bag. Would buy and suggest for friends. Really like that it comes with the hook and loop pre installed. Just wish the rails were a little bigger

I bought this to upgrade from a board that only for 4 to five pedals comfortably. This is way bigger. Lots of real estate here. I found a power supply that mounts right underneath on the Velcro that's already attached to the bottom and now I can fit like 10 pedals on. It's seems really well built and it has enough space to experiment with lots of different configurations to find the right signal chain. The Velcro holds well and it came with a strip to install it on the bottom of my pedals. The carrying case is nice and has plenty of room for the board even with all my pedals still on it so I can just pack up the whole rig and go. I'm very happy with it and how will it works. It's made playing through a pedal board super convenient since you can leave everything set up when you put it away. Awesome board!

For the money this is a great pedal board. It's lightweight and can comfortably accommodate 8 effects pedals (assuming they're normal size) you can probably fit 10 on there,or more if they're small ones. The first thing you need to know is be careful when you open the box if you use a knife- the unit is directly under the cardboard so be careful you don't slice open the gig bag for the pedal board. The pedal board is inside the bag, and there is no padding separating it from the outside of the box. The pedal board itself is lightweight aluminum and it seems very well made the bag it comes with has a large compartment for guitar chords and such. You have to get used to the little folding legs on the front they will keep collapsing while you're trying to set up your board. It's an interesting design, and once you have your board set up it seems to work well. Keep in mind you will not be able to fit the pedal board in the bag with the legs out you need to fold them in to get it in the bag. No big deal. I have it all set up now and it works fantastic. I usually have to modify everything to make it work when I buy something like this, but I was pleasantly surprised when everything just sort of worked. I put the power supply on the bottom and attached it to the velcro that is already on the bottom of the aluminum. I used the two zip ties (the larger ones) to secure it even further. This pedal board is a huge step up from the last one I was using- which was terrible. It comes with a generous amount of hook and loop adhesive strip so you'll have plenty to put on the bottom of your pedals. It does not come with any kind of wires/jacks to run the pedals you'll have to get all that from your power supply. This is not my first pedal board and I've gotten to be very picky about how heavy they are and the usefulness of the gig bag. This one checks all the boxes. The jury is still out about the little foldable legs in front but if they work correctly, and don't collapse during a gig, I'm not going to mess with them. So far, so good.

I can't recall how many times I looked at my collection of pedals and thought which one (or two or three) do I need today...? I finally pulled the trigger on a pedal board and now I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner. The Ghost Fire Pedal Board is a reasonably priced, well designed, well made board. Truthfully, I haven't been a gigging musician for years but I've collected a lot of gear (some good stuff, some not-so-good) over time. I pride myself on taking care of my equipment but pulling out and setting up what I think I'd like to use, use to be a chore but it's no longer an issue. Now, it's all right there in front of me. Picking pedal sequence was a little tricky but common sense and experience (along with a little help from YouTube) put me on a winning set-up. This is my layout: Guitar Tuner (obviously), Graphic EQ, Compression/Sustainer, Noise Suppressor (use "Send" output to loop in Over Drive & Distortion, the two noisiest pedals, then connect back to "Return"), Phase Shifter, Chorus, Reverb/Delay pedal. Some pedals you'll recognize as respectable, others provide a fair representation of the effect I want without breaking the bank. But this works incredibly well for me. The set-up is extremely quiet and I also give credit to the Ghost Fire GS10-SV2 power supply (see that review) for providing power and keeping it quiet. I'm so pleased with this set-up, I just can't stop playing. Now, the Gig Bag is a plus; not the most durable of bags but it'll get the job done if handled carefully and it should last a while. All in all, I'm pleased and feel I've got my money's worth.

Brilliant! Light weight, well made, great quality bag. I have a large vocal pedal and 2 guitar pedals which easily fit on to this with room for half a dozen more. So easy to set up and very neat after using the included Velcro and cable ties.

Muy ligero y de construcción sólida. Volvería a comprar la marca sin dudarlo

Cumple y la funda es buena

I’m really impressed with this Ghost Fire pedalboard. The build quality is fantastic. The aluminium alloy frame feels strong and solid but it’s incredibly lightweight, which makes it perfect for gigs or home setups. At just under 2 pounds, it’s easy to carry around without feeling flimsy. The size is ideal too. It fits all my main pedals comfortably with room to spare, and the layout makes cable management nice and tidy. The foldable design is clever and feels secure when set up, so there’s no wobble or movement while playing. The included carry bag is a great bonus. It’s padded, well made, and fits the board perfectly with extra space for leads and accessories. Everything about it feels practical and built to last. For the price, the quality is excellent. It looks clean and professional, it’s lightweight, and it’s really well designed. If you want a reliable pedalboard that’s easy to transport and solid enough for everyday use, this one is a brilliant choice.

Dudaba en comprarla pero resulta satisfactorio ver el material, la fácil que es usarla y muy práctica y cómoda para los pedales. Recomendable.