Gator Cases Pro Size Wood Pedal Board with Nylon Carry Bag with External Pocket | 30 x 16" (GPT-PRO)

i love this thing. it's huge. and it ships with one power supply that will run an insane amount of pedals... and you can add a second, as i did... i have 18 taps @.25a for my pedals, as well as enough 18v taps to run some of my other stuff as needed. it is hip!the whole case is useful and well thought out... you can rout all the cabling under the board if you want, too..the bag is high quality, and the accessory pockets a useful size. i have something like 12 pedals crammed on this thing at the moment, and room for more if i needed to.i wanted something large, easy to use, affordable and well constructed. this thing aces all my requirements.the optional second power supply is highly reccomended!!one caveat, as true with almost all these power supplies.. the grounds between the taps are all common... so don't try and run any pnp pedals like a fuzz face with other pedals of the more common npn variety.i'd buy this again if i ever needed to. absolutely.

Just got it but I can already tell it's perfect. Well designed and compact. I wanted something that wasn't too wide but could fit 3 small pedals and one large pedal. I have one pedal placed on top that I just leave on so it's no problem not being able to access it. The others all fit on bottom row and have just enough room for cables, no problem with setup. Otherwise this thing is solid and the bag seems very well built. I like that the handle works for both the bag and the board, saves space and it's more sturdy for holding all there's pedal attached although do add some weight. Somebody did think about this. Will report back after road testing...

First of all let me say this pedal board does work fine and it is sturdy enough for stage usage.It is a little smaller than i thought it would be based on the picture. I can barley squeeze in these pedals; Weeping Demon wah, 3 Boss pedals, and a EHX metal muff. The EHX and Weeping demon are fairly large so you could probably fit 6 or 7 boss or digitech style/sized pedals on there.There is a slot at the top so you can feed your power adapter cable underneath the board to keep it tucked away.One thing that bothered me was the construction seemed hurried. On the corners, where the main board is attached to the vertical support board at the top, it has alot of glue and looks very messy. This doesnt effect the products function, it just looks sloppy upon close inspection.It is not super high quality but it is the best board for the price, and sturdy. Worthy of the stage. I would reccomend this to someone who is just starting to get into pedals, or only has a few.

I bought one and loved it soMuch I bought another one and built a different rig in itLarge enough to hold all my gear, you can mount a Gator Power supply on the bottom. Plus there are opening to help manage the cables.And there’s a case and a handle so you can travel with it

High quality fit and finish and TONS of space, but those white lines are velcro strips, not holes for wire management. Additionally, there are mounts for TWO (of their brand) power supplies on the underside. So if you already have a power supply, you're going to have to find a spot for it.Overall, this is a nice board if you're going to buy into their ecosystem, but cable management is nonexistent and would require permanently modifying (drilling) the board and that doesn't work for me.I will be returning this and purchasing something that more fits my needs, but if this works for you, it feels high quality and like it will last for years to come.

This board and bag combo is just right. It could hold 8 standard sized pedals max, but I'm using it with 4 and keep my harmonica case inside . Comes with enough velcro for 6 pedals. There is a carry handle on the board and a cut out in the bag to make for easy, comfortable carry. The zipper is sturdy, seams are tight. A pouch on the front has enough room for 3 mics, cables, DI box and zoom H1. All I carry now is this and my amp.Now the finish is a little sloppy and the attached velcro isn't placed perfectly straight, but I'm okay with that. If you use more than 2 pedals (less than 8) then this is a useful item.

I really dig this pedal board. I researched the others out there (SKB, Pedal Train, etc...) and found this one to be superior in construction and price. It is made of ply board and is pretty heavy but you don't have to worry about it breaking or moving around on stage. It also holds a slew of pedals. I have ten on there right now and have room for another five to six. All that I would need... beyond that it's overkill. The two front pockets are great for carrying spare cables or cables for your guitar to pedal board and then to amp. Also can hold your music or just about anything you want (except for the kitchen sink). I highly recommend this pedal board. It is lesser known, but the quality is super great.

cool - only issue is that the carrying handle is on the heavier edge - so you if you try to store it by standing it on edge, you have to put the handle side down. Not really a big deal, just a little awkward. Works great on stage!OK, updating my review. After about a month, the power adapter stopped working. Gator was kind enough to send a free replacement - however, after another month or so, the converter took a dump too (9v bank stopped working altogether). I'm sure Gator would gladly replace the unit, but at this point, why bother... I mean, if it's just gonna tank again in a month? I can't in all good conscience recommend this brand.