GOKKO Guitar Pedal Board 22" x 12.6" Guitar Pedalboard with Gig Bag and Mounting Tape (Build-in Power Supply Bracket)

Not a thing to dislike. Decent price. Solid board good welds, haven't used the velcro as I use my own stuff for personal preferenceCase is fine, zips are what you'd expect quality wise in accordance to its price so not amazing but if you don't rag them all over the place and are even a little bit gentle they'll last you some good timeIt's overall durable, looks nice, a good weight too, not too heavy but not too light, it's perfect size and height too, there's ways you can adjust the height yourself as there's no other means, like you can buy foot stumps to raise it or grips, use extra velcro strips, I've seen people use old dead cables with tape to raise it at an angle or add grip, I'm personally adding uv reflective tape to my board as I play in venues and gigs that are pitch black with blue purple and white flashing lights lol so seeing my board can be tricky sometimes! That's why I like the JOYO preamp house sim as it's got an orange led lol,i wish more pedal manufacturers would add more leds to their pedals with the sole aim of literally being able to see them😂😂😭😭I have this and my main board In Texas where I'm signed. So when I got back to the uk I had no board and so bought this! And some EXCELLENT 'budget' pedals and guitars for while visiting family so I have rig here and in the USA. In fact said budget pedals AND guitars (mainly the Harley benton BE30, squire affinity tele, Jackson Dinky 24 silver lim edt. And my now personal all time fave guitar EVER the hartwood revival hallow body with whammy bar, also available on Amazon and i reviewed that) have now replaced my fenders and Gibsons for gigging and recording... True story.... That's another review and YouTube video though lol! But yes my "budget" gear has pretty much now replaced my expensive pro rig! Bar my strymon. The only expensive bit of kit I gig tour and record with! Bar the amps lol I splash out silly on amps... And my acoustics... Lol and microphones...FYI don't worry my pedals aren't usually set up that way lol I'd just quickly set it up to try a couple new pedals and I'd just got to the uk to visit my family from the USA and so set up the pedals I had in the UK up quick lol, eg my strymon is usually at the top. For those who judge pedal board set ups they see no line 🙄😒.... Lmao

I bought this product as I was fed up with my current (very known brand!) pedal board and having to drill holes in the frame to fit brackets for a psu. You probably know which type! This pedal board comes with a handy shelf and with the price being so low I thought if it doesnt work well I'll use it as a back up.The actual board is well made with rounded corners. There are more than enough gaps and holes to manage cables etc and supplied velcro does the job. However the game changer is the shelf under the board. I fit a voodoolab power supply and a DI box making without issue which leaves space just for pedals on top. Works very effectively and very easy to set up. Totally recommend this.

To be honest, it blows my mind what you can get for your money these days. I got the larger board size for £66. It comes with the actual pedalboard, which is incredibly sturdy. The velcro (both sides, so you have some for your pedals too) and the case. I showed my other band members and they couldn't believe it.The section underneath to contain the power supply has ample room, I will also be fixing the transmitter for my wireless system in there.There's plenty of room in the case, two of my pedals include a Line 6 M5 and a Morley Wah (not the smallest of pedals) and they fit the case perfectly. You can't go wrong with this pedalboard package!

A simple but solid metal pedalboard. The edges are rounded off well enough that it won't damage cables, and there are four soft-ish plastic feet. It has a tray underneath for putting a PSU. The tray just screws in place and has slots along the bottom - presumably you can screw your PSU to them although I ended up just sticking some soft pads to my PSU and wedging it in there - it's just the right height that it holds it still. The velcro tape it came with is decent enough. It doesn't come with any hooks or anything for cable management, but for the money it's quite acceptable.

With a dedicated slot for your power supply. You’ll he able to fit more pedals. Build quality is superb. Not that heavy.

The board is designed the way the musician would probably do. Fantastic with decent space compartment for Power Supply. Enough space for bigger Power Supply or some cables. No issue with power cord as it can go from any side of that compartment. It's sturdy, well designed, enough space for four big pedals like RAT2, SupsTrem, Hudson Broadcast and MF Delay plus Expression pedal EP3. Really practical.Comes with enough velcro and two stripes to mount Power Supply or anything. The bag could be better padded but it's still good.Well built, designed and really low priced.

best pedal board I've found for the price, the bag is really handy too. for the price couldn't be happier!

This is my second of this brand's boards - both minus any built in power, following a purchase of a larger model. This smaller one is currently set as a holder for non powered pedals, but I managed to fit a fairly large Truetone iSpot pro CS 12 power pack in the lower cavity of my larger board and I think it would squeeze in this one too if needed - I think the cavity sizes are in the product info. On this smaller board a Boss GAFC switch which is 392mm width overlaps a bit each end, but I found it does all fit into the included pedalboard gig bag, configured as per photo. The slots in the side have allowed access for cables, the power pack mains cable and audio/midi distribution blocks as required. I found these pleasingly versatile, good value and well equipped.