Donner Guitar Pedal Board with Built-in Power Supply, Aluminium Alloy Small Pedalboard, DB-P100, 2.1Lb, 19.7 * 5.0 * 1.8"

I've had good experience with Donner accessories and this pedalboard is no exception.I got the smaller single-row pedalboard, and the included power supply has plenty of juice and ports for all the pedals I can fit. I also love how the single-row board is so tidy, and the case fits it all very well.I do with there was just a tiny bit more space in the case to be able to leave all the pedals plugged into the power supply when I close the case, but it's not too big of a problem. It's just an extra couple of seconds on setup to plug them all back in.I also like how they include some zip ties for tidying cables, hook-and-loop tape for the bottoms of pedals, and plenty of power cable adapters.All in all a very good product for even gigging professionals.

The good: this is a very well-designed board. It comes with a well-made and decently padded bag, and the velcro is already applied, unlike most discount boards. I love the wood ends, too. And having a power supply built in is potentially very useful.Things that could use improvement for my purposes: The last two outputs of the power supply are 12V and 18V, so just make sure you don't plug a 9V-only pedal in those and fry it. Also, all of the outputs are 200 ma each, which is more than enough for pretty much all analog pedals, but you may find that it's not enough for quite a few digital pedals. In that event, you'll still need to run another power supply to use those on this board. Not a total deal-breaker, but I wish the power supply was set up with several 100 ma outputs, followed by a couple in the 300-500 ma range instead. Also, the gig bag for the board doesn't zip all the way open, so you have to ease the board upward before you can lift it all the way out--I'd rather that bag open all the way so I can just grab it and go without less fuss in dark rooms.Overall, it's great, though, and very competitive for the price.

I love the feature of having the power distribution built-in to the peddle board. I have another larger Donner peddle board and for that one I had to buy a separate power distribution unit. That power unit takes up a nice hunk of the space on that peddle board. (see photo) Built in power, that's better.This small peddle board can really only fit no more than 5 standard size peddles. You could use the half sized peddles instead and thus fit more peddles on it. Using common peddle patch cables you have to allow some room for the cables to be connected between the peddles. Maybe using very flat 90 degree angle patch cables you could fit six standard peddles on this board. The patch cables I used (see photos) needed about an inch between peddles.In my photos you can see the 5 standard peddles installed onto the board. In one photo there's a half sized peddle in the frame that I almost fit onto this board as well, I think it would've actually worked. And for that use, there are a few more power outlets left unused on this board than were needed in my setup, though only one of those was for 9 volts. You could also use the outlets from the board to power peddled set on the floor next to the peddle board. That's convenient actually. The other power outlets were for 12v and 18v respectively. There's also one USB A power outlet for charging or running your USB capable device.The board comes in a small fitted bag/case that also includes a stick-on roll of the other hook or loop ( I don't know which is which ) as the board itself already has one of those installed on 2 of the rails. There's also power patch cables, the AC adapter, some plastic ties and instructions/manual.

This board is great. Fits a great number of pedals. Very convenient to have the power supply attached under the board. Comes with several cables to power your pedals. It’s lightweight but durable.Make sure to unplug the power in cable before transporting. It’s not a lay flat head so it could break off.The case is great. Provides good protection. It’s not a hard case though so keep that in mind.One small improvement… make the power supply cable longer. I think this one is only like 2 feet. Having a cable that is 4-6 feet would be ideal when trying to hit stage power.

This is a really versatile pedal board. Velcro comes already applied to the board, with rolls of the attaching texture ready to be cut and stuck to the bottom of your pedals. Cords are also provided for the power supply for each potential stomp box. Construction is solid, and the frame is flat on all 4 sides (no rocking). There are only 2 things I wish would be different: I wish the bag would open up 100% in half on the spine, instead the zipper stops short about 1.5". Two, I wish the spaces in between the pedal board (for cables to go underneath) were a little close together, concealing the floor underneath and showing less wires. But that doesn't detriment its value, this is still a 5 star pedal board.

The wood finish is superb.The size is great. Can allow two row of pedals with enough space to wire it all. Velcro already glued to the board from the factory. Gig bag is okay with enough space to add a few other items. This board is well build and well thought out.

I like the size of it. Personal preference/use. The carrying bag fits perfectly with my pedal effects installed.