Donner Small Guitar Pedal Board, Mini Effects Pedalboard Power Supply Set DB-S100 with Convertible Bag Backpack, 60" Adhesive Backed Hook-and-Loop and Power Supply Mounting Device,14.46" x 7.51"

I read the reviews, read about some of the quality issues both with the board and the case - but I still decided to take a chance. I am glad I did!! I have been using it for nearly 7 months and no issues at all. The bag has held up well. It is a little tight getting the board into the bag but it does fit and holds a fully loaded board. The outer pocket is great for extra cables and such. I ordered and installed a Truetone CS7 under it - it fit great! I had to modify the brackets by straightening out the 90 degree bends but - no issues at all and it is very securely fastened to the board. I purchased some zip ties and mounts to keep the underside neat - definitely recommend this to anyone looking for taming loose cables. I did have a couple of areas around the welds where the grinding was a little aggressive and left a couple of divots but the velcro covered this completely. My only complaint is that the glue on the velcro doesn't hold very well to the pedals - especially the rubber base. I did find that if the area is prepped by cleaning with a little alcohol on a cotton ball it does stick a lot better. All in all - I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for an inexpensive yet sturdy alternative to a PT board. The price can't be beat and it is a very sturdy and (when all is said and done) well built.

I’m no pedal enthusiast, but I had accumulated several stompboxes that had to be at my feet during a show (iRig BlueBoard to control my sheet music app, my amp’s footswitch, a tuner, some distortion, and some chorus), and so I decided to graduate to a pedal board for no other reason than just to facilitate setup/tear-down and organization. I had settled on this board because I didn’t want to spend a fortune on one (I’m not a heavy gigging player) and this one seemed to be a good size. I like it, and am happy with it. I’ve got to believe there are better ones out there, but this one works great for me. It’s lightweight but sturdy. It doesn’t seem to slide on hard floors. The incline is a bit higher than I had expected, but I have no previous experience so I don’t know what is common. The bag is nothing to write home about, but it serves its purpose of making it easier to transport the board (plus the zipper pocket is big enough for my mix/cable, guitar leads, and iPad). It came with plenty of Velcro that’s of pretty decent quality (although I ended up zip-tying a couple of pedals due to how they are built). All in all, it was worth the price of admission to me. I got it on Prime day, so that didn’t hurt either.

I'd say aces all the way, I have five pedals of various sizes (strymon Big Sky, mxr carbon copy Deluxe, empress para EQ, Rowin noise gate, and a Dunlop passive volume pedal) and was able to arrange them comfortably on the board. The pedalboard is extremely light (until you stick the pedals on of course) and very sturdy, and having the carry case is key; it also has an additional compartment for extra cords etc. Before that I was putting my pedals in a backpack for transport and hoping for the best as far as my settings not getting moved too much. All in all, the adhesion works great, I only had a slight issue with the Noise Gate pedal, but it is a very small pedal, 1 inch by 3 inch, so that was more a matter of a very small surface area for adhesion against the pressure of my foot hitting a switch, as all the other pedals are on very stable. Great package for a modest pedal collection, not to mention it arrived about a week before my Amazon order confirmation estimated, can't go wrong here.

The board is sturdy, and the size is good for 8 pedals, or more if you have mini pedals. The bag is a tight fit, you have to be careful when taking the board in or out. The bag is good for occasional use, if I played out regularly, I'd get a padded case.

I am beyond impressed with this set. It’s basically a pro rig in a bag for a fraction of the price. The board itself is lightweight but feels really solid, and I love that it actually fits 5 of my favorite mini pedals without any wasted space. For anyone like me who wants a tidy, portable setup without spending a fortune, this is a total no-brainer.

The DB-S100 is a sturdy, well thought out design for a small pedalboard. I like that the top surface has velcro applied throughout, and the underside strap is good security for my battery power supply (already affixed with magnets for easy swaps). The included velcro and cable management is a nice bonus.

This is a great starter pedal board. It feels great right out of the box and it is the perfect size to start out with. It came with everything it was supposed to, but you will need to by a power supply. This is a very nice board

The board seems well built for a good price. However the handle on the bag pulled out of the stitching the second time I took it to practice. I contacted customer service and at first they said it was cosmetic and would not help. I'm updating this review because they did eventually respond and send me a whole new bag and board. However this bag has the same issue. As long as you always use the shoulder strap it seems fine, but the handles are poorly made and will rip out. If you are not going to rely on the bag it's a fine pedalboard. I'm nervous that another part of the bag will rip out leaving me with damaged pedals.