Hi folks, We've been busy researching Pedal Boards to
help you figure out what you need to make your best audio and video content and stay
on budget.
Links to all the products in the review are in the description box below, where you'll
find current pricing for your region wherever possible.
Now before I move on, we'd love to hear what Pedal Board you're using right now and what
you think of it.
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Okay, let's get into it!
Here are the top five best Pedal Boards.
The fifth product on our list is the Ghost Fire Guitar Pedal Board.
The Ghost Fire Guitar Board is a lightweight and sturdy pedal board.
The aircraft grade aluminium body ensures its durability and only weighs 2.7 pounds
or 1.2 kilos.
It features an angled platform with rubber feet.
You can adjust this to find the perfect incline for that blend of convenience and stability.
The package includes professional grade adhesive and plenty of cable ties to make sure that
you're all set to mount your pedals.
There's enough space for a power supply measuring up to 2.75 inches or 7 centimeters at the
bottom, which is securely attached using the power supply bracket.
The carrying bag is heavy duty and waterproof.
You can sling it over your shoulder or slip it over your luggage handle.
This makes it convenient to transport while being assured that your pedals are safe.
The Ghost Fire Guitar Pedal Board is ideal for beginners.
It has plenty of size variations to choose from, depending on how many pedals you have.
It's a durable board that offers really good value.
The fourth product on our list is SKB PS-8 Powered Pedal Board.
The SKB PS-8 Powered Pedal Board combines practicality and convenience into one board.
It has built in electric wiring that can power up to 8 effects pedals.
There's a separate port for each pedal, which helps to keep the signal free of distortion.
The package comes with all the necessary power cables to help you get started with your setup.
The body is a mix of plastic with rubber modified styrene.
This build is lightweight and offers great protection for your pedals.
It weighs about 9 pounds or 4 kilograms and is rectangular in shape.
This is a great design for those of us who use larger effects pedals.
It comes in a heavy-duty ballistic nylon carrying bag with an exterior pocket for your accessories.
The shoulder strap is adjustable and easy to carry.
The bag is standard but does its job well.
Over all, the SKB PS-8 Powered Pedal Board is perfect if you're looking for a self-powered
board at a good price point.
The third product on our list is the Pedaltrain Nano+
The Pedaltrain Nano+ is simple and has a narrower rail spacing.
The aircraft grade aluminium build has a matte black finish in a durable and stylish design.
You can fit around 6 compact pedals on this board or a few more mini pedals.
The package includes Pedaltrain's professional grade adhesive-backed hook-and-loop tape.
There are also plenty of zip ties to make sure you have everything you need for a stable
setup.
The soft case it comes with is road ready.
It has chunky metal zippers and strap clasps, along with tough padding.
Pedaltrain has reinforced the stress points of the bag to assure the safety of your pedals.
You can mount most power supplies on top of this two-rail pedal board.
Pedaltrain's Volto and ultrathin new Spark power supplies can fit on the bottom side.
If you're looking for a portable and well-built pedal board then the Nano+ is a purchase that
won't let you down.
The second product on our list is the Pedaltrain Classic JR.
The Pedaltrain Classic JR steps up the game with a hand-crafted pedal board with a double
matte finish.
The build quality is top notch.
The welded metal is secure and durable.
It's easy to use during gigs because of its ergonomic incline.
That incline also lets you fit even the largest of power supplies.
There are brackets underneath to help you mount your power supply securely.
The slatted design of the front is a great way to organize your cables.
The package comes with Pedaltrain's 72-inch hook-and-loop adhesives and zip ties.
You have two options for the carrying bag: a fitted soft case with a heavy-duty metal
zipper with reinforced stress points, or a professional-grade flight case that's great
if you're planning on travelling often.
There's little left to be desired with the composition of the Pedaltrain Classic JR.
It comes at an affordable price point which is perfect for beginners looking for a solid
board.
The first product on our list is the Gator G-Tour Large
The Gator G Tour Large is not for the faint of heart.
This is a heavy-duty pedal board that combines traditional elements with modern improvements.
The plywood frame can house 10-14 pedals depending on size.
The aluminium valance contributes to its stability.
Your pedals are fixed on the board using a 3M dual-lock hook-and-loop fastener.
There are two rubber grip handles which you use to pull the board from the case.
The Gator G Tour Large features integrated cable storage, a great feature for keeping
things organized and tidy.
Because the G Tour Large is quite heavy, it has a retractable tow handle and inline skate
wheels.
You don't have to lug the case around; simply use it like you would a suitcase.
Your effects pedals are safe inside with the EVA shock absorbing foam interior.
There are lockable latches and rounded edges to prevent significant impact to the pedals.
This is a pedal board for pros planning to go on the road.
If durability and security are important qualities for you then the Gator G Tour Large is a perfect
investment.
And there you have it folks, the five Pedal Boards that got us excited this year.
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