Guitar Pedal Board Case DB-3 Aluminium Pedalboard with Carrying Bag including Adhesive Hook-and-loop Tape with Power Supply Mounting Space, Size 20'' * 11.4'' * 4''

Great board. I've had this for a few years now and it's held up brilliantly. I downsized from a Pedal Train Pro and to be honest there isn't that big of a difference in quality. It sits on the floor and holds pedals, what more could you want?

This is an excellent pedalboard that has plenty of space to accomodate fx pedals. I have covered its entire upper surface with velcro loop tape, and I have put thin strips of velcro hook tape on the underside of my pedals. This provided sufficient adhesion for the pedals to remain in place but also permits them to be removed, if required. I have attached a Donner DP-3 power supply to the underside using cable ties. I have also attached a 3-way mains block there because my VoiceLive Play needs more current than the DP-3 can deliver. The bag is soft and offers little physical protection, however it keeps everything together and also has a front zipped pocket. It would be better if it had a shoulder strap, however the two carrying handles are adequate. This pedalboard represents very good value for money.

Just took delivery today and thrown it all together. Does exactly what it says on the tin. Decent size as you’ll see from the photo. Sturdy construction. Fits everything in that I want with the power supplies neatly tucked out of the way underneath. Other reviews have moaned about the bottom rail being too thin with no Velcro provided. I’m going to get some blu-tack tomorrow and put a bit on the bottom of each pedal. Reckon that should hold it. The only thing that agg’s me about this product is that if I was still in the welding game I could knock one of these up for pennies. As I’m not, I’m more than happy with what I’ve bought (the included bag is decent too). In conclusion, if you’re tempted by Pedaltrain or any of the other expensive brands, save your money. It’s a metal frame to put your pedals on. End of.

Great pedal board well made and easy to setup. Metal frame is solid and the carry case is a good fit. The DB-4 sits flat while the DB-3 is raised at the back so the pedals are angled. I find that this is OK for my Wah but it might be an issue for some players or Wahs with a lot of travel. Both come with sufficient Velcro to cover the frame and attach multiple pedals, I have quite a bit left over based on my layout. The included patch cables are OK but I already had some higher quality Donner ones that I used to set up the boards. Both of these boards could hold more pedals than I have fitted this should be easy to see from the attached pictures.

Absolutely superb pedal board. Made out of sturdy metal and doesn't rock/wobble at all. Adjustable middle rail to get a perfect fit for your pedals. Comes with velcro tape for securing pedals and three patch cables too - although I can't comment on those as I used my own. Comes with a carry bag too, which feels very durable and I'd have no issue using this to move my pedal board around. Highly recommended to all guitarists out there.

This was a gift for our son, and it was his first pedal board. It's hard to fault it, really. We all felt that it was exceptionally good value for money, very well constructed, and were very pleasantly surprised when we found a few pedal patch cords had even been included! Velcro is very good quality, the power supply straps were perfect (very cool velcro stuff by the way - we had never seen 'smooth' velcro before). The bag quality is perfectly adequate for what he is intending to use it for (he isn't on the road playing for gigs - mainly just to keep himself organised at home, and for the occasional trip to the studio or his mates' for a jam session). I would think that if you are hauling it around week after week month after month, you'd want something that would provide a bit more protection for the pedals, but as I say, perfectly adequate for it's intended use. The front pouch on the bag is a perfect size for carrying extras - any smaller wouldn't hold enough, and any bigger would make it cumbersome and prone to collecting junk. Overall, I would say that this is a great product, and I would absolutely recommend it!

Really surprised by the quality of this board. Very sturdy, lightweight and perfect dimensions to take pedals of all sizes. Plenty of room underneath for multiple power supplies too. I would recommend you buy an additional roll of velcro for the horizontal bars / edges if you are trying to fit micro pedals or maximise the real estate on your board. The 2 stripa provided cover most of the board anyway and the carrier bag is very handy (not that I plan on using it)

Had this for 5 years now. Feet have had to be replaced and the bag is knackered but it’s had a good innings. I won’t be buying another but I’ll still use it at home now the bag has broken. Defo worth the money.

Produto conforme descrito. Boa qualidade e cumpre a função desejada.

Plenty of space to add extra pedals as I need to. The included gig bag is a real plus and there as enough velcro tape to mount my power supply underneath so the power cables and patch cables are not in contact.

One of the best value for money pedal board. The quality of the bag and the finish on the metal is top notch

En tant que musicien amateur faisant 12 à 15 concerts à l'année minimum, j'ai besoin pour mes deux formations d'avoir un rig électrique et un rig acoustique. Il me fallait donc un pédalier pour mon rig acoustique. Mon choix s'est tourné vers ce pedal board de chez Donner. Ayant déjà plusieurs de leurs produits (un looper, une DI, une petite sono portable ...), j'ai tenté le coup. Pas déçu du tout : le pedal board en aluminium, c'est léger et c'est un point important quand on trimballe son matos. L'ensemble est livré avec un sac de transport qui a une pochet à l'avant pour y glisser quelques câbles et une petite alimentation. Il vient aussi avec du scratch pour pouvoir fixer ses pédales. La longueur est bien calculée et il y en a suffisamment pour faire tenir ses pédales ainsi si on le souhaite. Je pense y ajouter tout de même des colliers de serrage car si sur place c'est suffisant, dans le transport, ça peut bouger et du coup, modifier les réglages. En bonus, il y a aussi de petits câbles pour la connexion entre pédales. Comme on peut le voir sur la photo, j'ai installé deux pédales au format standard plus une mini et une grande et il y a largement la place. C'est voulu, je n'aime pas jouer des claquettes et je veux pouvoir accéder facilement aux boutons sans avoir à "viser", le plus souvent dans le noir... Les + : un pédalier solide, pas cher, avec un sac de transport, des bandes velcro et de bonne dimension... Les - : j'aurais aimé un peu plus de renfort dans les coins du sac. Tout dépend de votre utilisation, intensive ou pas, soigneuse ou pas. Je recommande ce pédal board qui saura séduire les utilisateurs ayant un petit budget ou ayant besoin comme d'un deuxième, voire troisième espace de rangement.

I’m no pedal enthusiast, but I had accumulated several stompboxes that had to be at my feet during a show (iRig BlueBoard to control my sheet music app, my amp’s footswitch, a tuner, some distortion, and some chorus), and so I decided to graduate to a pedal board for no other reason than just to facilitate setup/tear-down and organization. I had settled on this board because I didn’t want to spend a fortune on one (I’m not a heavy gigging player) and this one seemed to be a good size. I like it, and am happy with it. I’ve got to believe there are better ones out there, but this one works great for me. It’s lightweight but sturdy. It doesn’t seem to slide on hard floors. The incline is a bit higher than I had expected, but I have no previous experience so I don’t know what is common. The bag is nothing to write home about, but it serves its purpose of making it easier to transport the board (plus the zipper pocket is big enough for my mix/cable, guitar leads, and iPad). It came with plenty of Velcro that’s of pretty decent quality (although I ended up zip-tying a couple of pedals due to how they are built). All in all, it was worth the price of admission to me. I got it on Prime day, so that didn’t hurt either.