Holeyboard 123 Complete Pedalboard

Finding the right pedalboard is a tricky thing, as players we're always changing things up, which usually means replacing pedalboards. well,... those days are gone! this board is really something special. I've been playing for around 40 yrs, performing professionally for 20, and I've tried many boards, and it all brought me to this, The Holeyboard. this is the best board I've ever used! nothing comes close. the quality is excellent, light weight, looks great, and so many possibilities. you can add extensions, make it any size you want. plenty of room underneath. it's really like having multiple boards all in one. I use flight cases for all my gear, and I recommend once you get your board size set up, get a flight case, trust me, if you're a working musician it's well worth the money to protect your gear. Holeyboard does offer a carry bag case, so that might be something you might prefer, check out their website for that. the only thing that would make this board better, would be if they offered flight cases, but in order to do that, they would have to make custom order cases for each customer, given the different choice in sizes. but hey, Holeyboards, if you ever decide to make custom cases, I'll be the first in line. I'll be ordering another for my back up rig. I use the Holyboard 123 version, check out their site for other options. so yeah, The Holeyboard gets a big thumbs up from me.I highly recommend it.

A pedal board big enough and adjustable which is great for someone who changes pedals few times a year.

I ordered this board as it seemed to have the most room for the money. For that part this product excels. It is also a good looking setup. I have larger pedals than the usual size (Boss 200 series, 500 series, Acoustic pedal). I have room to place them and now the trick will be where to put the multiple input/output pedals as I cannot put all of them on the top row.The Zip tie option does not work for my pedals because of what I have for pedals and the need to move them around. I got some good velcro tape and that will suffice for now. It would be good for the manufacturer to come up with more mounting options for pedals that cannot use the zips. I thought one idea might be using longer case screws for the pedals and attaching a bracket. Otherwise I think adding some velcro tape to the install kit would be nice to see for new orders.

I love this board!.....I've tried other boards in the past. I've even tried building my own, but every time I tried to work on it, I'd gotten too far into the bourbon. It wasn't pretty.Anyway....Very easy to assemble, but I'm not a fan nut/screw/feet. It's pretty awkward to put them on, and you have to pinch the foot to hold the nut while threading.I've used velcro in the past, for boards long ago. Whether the velcro is a better plan than the zip ties will fall onto personal preferences. I kinda like the ties more than velcro....But that may change. I dunno.Don't get this if you're gonna be hauling your rig all over the place. You CAN easily carry it....But if your's is expanded as far as mine is, you'll need particular room.....and to my knowledge, there's no cases for these.To me, this is a home/home studio board. With 11 pedals on mine, it's VERY neat/clean.There's my opinion, for what it's worth.

I am very satisfied with this purchase. Using zip ties rather than Velcro to mount pedals is a clean way to hold down securely your treasures. It’s also nice not to have to worry about sticky tape all over everything. I say hell yes to the holyboard. It looks cool, and is strong and light as well. Do it!