GUITTO Guitar Pedal Board - Effects Pedalboard Aluminum Alloy Super Light with Carry Bag (GPB-01 Small)

Overall a great pedalboard. The mounting rails for the pedals are nice and firm, holds the pedals firmly to the board. Sufficient rail slots to accommodate pedals of different sizes and funky jack arrangements. The slots also double as a nice hide-away tunnel to keep the wires neat and tidy. The only wires dangling out the board for me now are just the power input to the supply box and the input/output plugs for the guitar/amp. Seeing a neat and tidy pedalboard is just lovely.Construction is sturdy and the tilt legs make it very comfortable to use as well.Only negative right now is the power supply holder on the bottom. Despite the wonderful rails on the top, the bottom only has 2 fixed screw holes for a small 4 - 5 way power supply box. On the GPB-01, that would be more than enough, but on the -02 and -03, where you're expecting to place, say double that amount, that small fixed placement really seems like an oversight. My 10-way power supply is now sitting on the top which means less pedal space for me. Maybe look into placing one or two rail slots on the bottom as well so that bigger or funny shaped power supplies can be left on the bottom.

I found a lot to like about this pedalboard, starting with sturdy cast aluminum construction. I have no worries about this baby surviving the rigors of road travel, and the padded canvas case provides protection for the attached pedals and stomp boxes. A handle on each end provides convenience in slinging the thing around, and the angle is comfortable.I've got 11 stomp boxes and a wah-wah pedal mounted on my board (large model). Boxes are mounted with rubber brackets, screwed down into slots on the board -- no Velcro or messy adhesives to deal with. Properly attached, the brackets hold things tight, and I've slung the thing sideways and upside down without having any of the mounted boxes let loose. And yet, it's east to remove, place, or relocate a box or boxes, without disturbing the rest of the pedals.There are a few items where there's room for improvement. The flip out feet, that provide the angle of the board, are plastic -- would be nice if they were metal, like the rest of the unit.A minor annoyance it the T-handled allen wrench, used to secure the mounting brackets, mounts in a holder under the pedalboard's bottom row. Unfortunately, the handle is thick enough that this doesn't actually -fit- in the bottom row; it hits the floor and keeps the from feet of the unit off the ground, so the whole unit wobbles. I fixed this by relocating the holder to the -middle- row, which required removing one of the ends of the pedalboard (8 screws) and replacing it. I'd suggest that the maker put the holder on the middle row to begin with, to avoid this hassle.My biggest gripe is that the power supply mount leaves something to be desired. There are two brackets which mount underneath the board, with screws that fit two holes drilled and tapped in the metal of the board. I'm not sure what power supply these were intended to hold, but they didn't fit any of the three different brands I have. I had to fabricate my own bracket, and drill and tap new holes. I would suggest that the manufacturer provide more than one option for the power supply mount, to accommodate the various sizes and configurations in use.Still, these are small points, and relatively easy to overcome. If they were addressed at the factory, this would be a five-star product. Even so, I'm happy with this purchase.

Velcro is great, it has many good uses, but not on my effects pedals. This pedal board is fantastic! The brackets that hold the pedals in place even have padding on them so they won’t scratch the pedals. You will lose some space due to the design, but to me it’s worth it to keep from using Velcro. Each runner has three tracks in it so the pedals can be staggered to fit more on the board. Before ordering measure your pedals to be sure the board will hold all your pedals. I ordered the medium and it holds all my pedals with room for more (my pedals are 2 1/2 inches wide). I looked at the measurements and the small board will only accommodate about four pedals. The directions are useless but it’s easy to figure out. I opted not to install the handles on the sides. It’s easy to pick up without the handles. They really do hold the pedals in place. I turned mine upside down and they didn’t budge. Wires can be tucked inside the tracks. The board is very sturdy and well made. The carrying case is very nice and makes it easy to transport the board. This pedal board is 5 star plus. I would recommend this to anyone that doesn’t want to use Velcro on their pedals.

I needed a solid pedal board to host several large pedals - see the first picture.- Quad Cortex- Aeros Loop Studio- Beat Buddy- Midi Controller - I'm using MIDI CaptainVery few other pedalboards are large enough to handle this economically. I didnt want to spend over $200I very much like the mounting foot attachment method - these feet securely hold the pedal and make it easy to layout the board, move things around. As a test, I am able to lift the board by one of the pedals, but the included handles make that unnecessary. Plenty of mounting feet are included. I plan to use some cable guides on the bottom to organize the wires.I discovered two additional benefits of this system:1 - The MIDI cable on the BeatBuddy was prone to disconnect - Putting an additional mounting foot against it keeps it secure (see second pic)2 - The Aeros power switch was always inadvertantly getting switched off - by putting the securing foot on the switch, I can force it to stay on. See third pic.The included gig bag is fine, though I would have preferred higher quality zippers - for my needs, this will be fine.

I am not one for writing many reviews, but this product deserves my time. I have several other pedalboards that cost a lot more money and are nowhere near as nice as this pedalboard. Very well built and sturdy, and of course no Velcro! I bought the small board first just to use as an extra set of pedals for some quick practice work. I have to admit I was extremely impressed and did not expect to like it as much as I did.I know it's hard to read reviews and think that the reviewers know what they're talking about, especially when we give five stars, but this pedal board is without doubt worth the money.The only downside I can think of is that it does not fit my voodoo lab power supplies well. The joyo brand is designed to fit underneath the pedal board, and works well. My voodoo lab power supplies would have to be zip tied in place, which is not that big a deal and I do that anyway with my other pedal boards.Don't hesitate, buy this thing!