Waggi Guitar Pedalboards (W34)

This is a well-designed, well-manufactured pedal board. Nice minimalist look. Very solid feel. The raceway sections work nicely for organizing cables. I bought the W20 version, which was enough for the pedals I currently have (see photos) and will hopefully keep me from buying more pedals! FYI, and since I was pretty certain where I wanted to place my pedals in a chain, per a recommendation on some forum I attached them using silicone glue instead of the Velcro supplied with the pedal board. Also, I had a question regarding the board before buying, and the seller responded via e-mail right away.

These are well-designed and well-built. I love that the top shelf flips up - that's the main reason I got it. Comes with a solid gig bag too!

I was going to return this because it wasn't going to get here in time and didn't realize it in time but I got it today and WOW! this thing is legit and its huge! I thought it would be bigger but its all practical not freakishly huge.the bag is ok the zippers aren't the greatest I can totally see them breaking after ten uses and there are two slices in the padded bag so I guess customs wanted to see if anything as in there

This Pedalboard is hands down THE best pedalboard on the market if you're looking for a 2 Tier setup . It is well built and so well designed with the under-rail management system. The upper level snaps secure with adjustable tension. My board simply Looks amazing. First rehearsal with it last night was amazing. The positioning and height of everything was natural. I would give this 10 Stars if I could. Good material. Well Engineered. Well thought out. I got JUST the right amount of Velcro with it. The Soft/Padded case is really tough as well. I expect a good ten years of gigging with this thing.

Great board, love the bridge it snap locks very solid. You can hide all the cables under all the rails nice design. The padded case is also nice. Comes with Velcro to attach all you pedals.

Great concept, but it's not strong enough. I use a wah on the right side of the board, and the metal holding the raised up foot folded under so the board now rocks back and forth and doesn't sit flat. I bent it back so it was straight, and it's starting to fold again. I can keep doing this, but eventually it will snap off. I weigh 180 lbs and am not putting excessive force on it, I'm just a working musician who plays a lot. This board didn't last a year, and even though I submitted pictures the manufacturer said they wouldn't cover it as I used it "improperly". I guess gigging and rehearsing a lot is improper use of this board. Also, the zippers on the bag are cheap and half have broken off.

My first board but I chose it for the features I love about it...the dual platforms and the ability to route patch and power cables underneath make the setup so clean. Very organized board. Seems really well built and comes with velcro for mounting pedals and a great bag to take it to gigs.

This combined with the ES-8 switching system is a match made in heaven. The shelf has plenty of space underneath. Under the shelf, I have 2 power supplies, an EQ-200, A fortin Zuul (larger one), and an EHX pitchfork. The right side has enough space for about 8 boss pedals and the shelf holds about 7. in front of the shelf the ES-8 fits perfectly with a little extra space n the right for 2 boss sized pedals as well. It's a great system.