Donner 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''

well built , sturdu and has plenty of space to fit standard pedals and my bigger strymon sized pedal. The grooves on the underneath help with cable management and the pick holder was a nice touch. If you wanted a budget friendly pedalboard that will hold up then this is a great buy.Not sure how it would hold up to serious touring but I'm not doing arenas anytime soon : ) , it's more than fine for the pub circuit and the bag is tough and waterproof.

This is a fantastic board.Some of the reviews express concern about the plastic sides - don't worry, they're fine. I own a pedaltrain nano plus for another mini board, and I have no worries about the quality/durability of this Donner board. It has a very sturdy case with loads of pockets for all your other bits and bobs. The felt comes pre-attached to the board (thank goodness because of the unusual shapes) but I must admit I bought some ultra strength hook and loop to attach to the pedals I installed. I did this because I was worried that the Donner tape wasn't good (based on some of the reviews I read) but I kept with their pre-attached felt. When using a good quality tape on the pedals there was a vice like grip against the Donner felt.In terms of numbers of pedals attached, this board took 4 mini pedals, 7 standard sized pedals (varying sizes), 1 wider (double switch) pedal, and a huge Morley M2 Wah.

This is an excellent little board. It fits all 12 of my current pedals, though only just - if you have anything bigger than a Boss you’ll struggle to get anywhere near that many on. Of course, if you have all mini pedals you’ll probably fit more.The Velcro provided was sufficient to cover the whole board, but the glue on the back of the strips Isn’t the best so when I tried to move pedals around some of them ended up with their Velcro still attatched to the board rather than them. I hope none of them fall off while being carried.The bag (which I haven’t road tested yet!) is big enough to hold the board with all pedals still attached as per the picture, and the pocket will hold spare cables and so forth. The shoulder strap, however, is rubbish as the clips are positioned so far down the back of the bag that it hangs horizontally rather than vertically.All in all a great buy for the price, but those with a large number of pedals or a number of large pedals should look elsewhere.

This seems really good value comes with velcro tape to stick your pedals on the board, cable clips a few patch cables and a well made bag with plenty of pockets also good straps. The board seems a good build there is place under front for a power supply unit to be put in with supplied straps. All that I wanted I am happy with it

Being a bit of Luddite....I'd never fully appreciated technological advances in musical equipment and assumed that the sound generated from any instrument " came purely from the hands" Having recently delved into the world of guitar f/x I've had & epiphany and realised there are not only some great peddles out there but also some really cool peddle board cases.I came across the Donner during my research found the peddle board to be perfect for my needs practically and economically.The aluminium frame is sturdy enough to house the peddles and the company supply enough velcro to organise your board.The case is fine and the front pocket can store the extra bits I need (small leads wireless receiver ear plugs etc..)The board it self holds my boss multi f/x( a 1 peddle miracle) as well as my line 6 wire less transmitter and my valve pre amp, which adds a little warmth to the processed signal whilst also providing phantom power for my upright bass mic and finally my fuel tank power supply and four way plug board. Delivery was quick within 2 working days and assembly a doddle ..A big Thanks you both Donner and Amazon .......

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.

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.

After wanting a pedalboard for a number of months now and searching for the best deal (I don't believe in paying 120+ for a PedalTrain) I finally settled on this and have not been disappointed.The build quality is exceptional and feels like it will last for years to come, and the included velcro, cable ties and patch cables came in handy.I expected the carry bag to be pretty low quality and saw it just as a nice extra, but it's actually very well made, feels rugged and includes a lot of extra storage space which is always appreciated.Can easily recommend this product. Best pedalboard I've come across under 80 pound