4.7/5
LONG BATTERY LIFE of 150 hours using a 9v battery or power using 9v DC power supply (not included)
MADE IN USA and backed by our hassle-free guarantee
EXTENDED RANGE: of 50+ feet and can be configured within select apps to control multiple devices at once and turn the whole band's page together!
DURABLE & SOLID: Our solid metal enclosure built for the gigging musician, in fact we road tested it by running it over with a truck!
VERSATILE APP CONTROL: Left/Right foot switches turn pages left or right, or scroll up and down seamlessly, or use your favorite app for customized control
$234
I couldn't be happier with the Stomp. I looked for a page turner for a while, but I found it incredibly difficult to choose one because all I could find were plastic pedals, which worried me. I didn't want to invest money on a pet that required special care. It will be placed in a bag, dumped in the trunk, and transported to numerous locations. How many drops must it withstand before it breaks (because it will happen)? The Stomp then appeared. It was everything I had been looking for!The Stomp will withstand a fall. If you don't take care with where you place The Stomp in your backpack, it won't go out of business. Because it is composed of metal, it is sturdy.It couldn't have been easier to set up. It took less than 30 seconds to connect with my iPad once I installed a 9v battery and turned it on. Anyone using OnSong should know that it works great! Up until this point, I was hesitant to utilize the iPad. The buttons move silently and without making a sound. There is sufficient resistance to detect it. You can tell you've pressed it because you can actually feel it.Finally, it looks fantastic! an important? Not necessarily, but they appear far finer and more polished than the plastic alternatives. The Coda team clearly took delight in the Stomp and assembled a high-quality pedal, which distinguishes it from the competition. Looking forward to flaunting it!Buy it if you want a reliable pedal that is simple to set up, simple to operate, and looks nice. You've found your pedal; stop looking!
4.6/5
Extra Large Size Board: 22" x 12.6" (56cm x 32cm)
Portable Guitar Effects PedalBoard
Fit for most volumes of power supply
Extra Large Size Oxford Bag: 23.6" x 13" (60cm x 33cm), Padded
Heavy duty( 7LB. with bag), Extra Large Size
$234
This pedal board is awesome. It is made of aluminum, weighs 7 lbs., has welded joints, corners, and non-scratch feet. It includes a bag that you can use to zip up your priceless pedals, which are fastened to the board with Velcro and Zip strips. That adds still another benefit. There is more than enough Velcro on this board to cover your pedal board and leave about a foot extra. Given that Velcro is allegedly quite a common item in fabric stores, my wife was amazed that the price was so inexpensive and that it was also included. The Velcro is thick and wide, sure. Once fastened and mounted, the pedals won't move. They won't fall off the board even if I turn it upside down. The board won't slide away thanks to the scratch-resistant feet underneath. The board is attractive for any stage appearances and has a glossy black finish. Additionally, it is tilted at a 45-degree inclination for visibility and simple foot stomping. The case is waterproof when it rains and has a top compartment where you can keep your input and output cords, making it convenient to have everything in one place. If you want to place a power supply underneath, there is a compartment in the bottom, but it is not designed to accommodate a cluster plug for a typical home or shop power strip. In any case, I used the Zip strips to transform my two power strips into two distinct snake-style whips that plug in quickly and are operated remotely from the board due to the low price. Because I appreciate this offer so much, I'm going to buy another one and attach more pedals I already own and hope to add in the future. With this bargain, you can't go wrong. You'll adore it, I assure you!
4.6/5
2.Canvas bag that safely and securely transports your pedals from gig to gig.
3.Convenient for Guitarists carry when go out play.
5. 40’’professional grade adhesive backed hook-and-loop for securing pedals included.
4.Dimension:20’’*8’’*1.2’’（510*200*30 MM）.All the images are actual shooting,please notice the dimension before place an order
1.Portable Aluminium Alloy Guitar Effects PedalBoard.
$234
It works well with my combination of full-size and micro pedals, and it's a fantastic medium-sized pedal board for someone like me who likes to keep everything tidy and portable (Of course, I have two Donner mini pedals: Yellow Fall and Noise Killer, and work great). come with two velcros and a high-quality bag. Very sturdy construction, great board for the money. I had no trouble fitting the power supply and all eight of my pedals. And keeping everything neat is simple.Because of the unique structure of this pedal board's innovative design, which adapts board space to the size of the effect pedals, I was particularly drawn to it. For someone like myself who has different-sized pedals, it's a cool design.
4.6/5
3. Power: AC 100v-240V Input: DC 18V,Powers For 9V12V or 18V PEDAL. Output current 100ma and 500 ma.
4. Bright Blue LED For Pedal Board Lighting & Short Circuit Indicate.
1.Updated version of DP-1, high current, better exert your effect pedal.
5. Includes link power cables (10pcs).
2. 10 Isolated Output,Isolated Short Circuit/Overcurrent Protected.
$234
If you're anything like me, you carefully read user reviews of this power supply before deciding whether to buy it. You've probably noticed that most reviews state something to the effect of "this is a great power supply, NOT isolated as the advertising suggests, but it's awesome and silent" or perhaps "it's a little bit noisy, but it gets the job done." However, there are a few negative reviews that claim it has a lousy supply and is extremely noisy. You may be debating between paying heed to the negative reviews and saving up for a better, more expensive power supply or listening to what the majority of reviews have to say and simply accepting it. If so, I want to warn you that this power supply is pretty hit-or-miss in my experience; the positive ratings are accurate, but so are the negative ones as well.I always do a ton of research before purchasing any musical instruments. Since this is my first power supply, I wanted to make sure I was buying wisely. So, before deciding to acquire this power supply, I perused numerous reviews online and watched a few YouTube videos. When I first used my unit after receiving it, I was really dismayed to discover that it was extremely noisy. I tried a variety of fixes, including plugging my supply into various wall sockets, inspecting every patch cable, rearrange my pedals, and make sure the power consumption of each pedal matched correctly with each output, but none of them worked. In the end, I realized that even powering a few single pedals was enough to make my amp buzz loudly. I got in touch with Donner's customer support since I still didn't want to feel as though I had wasted my money. They did a great job of taking care of my issue and sending me a replacement unit. When I tried the new one, I immediately noticed a significant reduction in noise, and I have been pleased with this power supply ever since.As you can see, I have firsthand knowledge of both the positive and negative aspects of this power supply, which is why so many reviews praise it while others criticize it. I can attest that even if you do receive a noisy unit, Donner's customer service will take care of your matter. In my experience, you do face the danger of receiving a malfunctioning noisy unit, but statistically speaking, you'll most likely receive a nice one. They simply need to enhance their quality control procedure, I suppose.Saving up for a proper isolated supply is advised if you truly want to ensure that you avoid any trouble, as it really stinks to feel like you lost money when you receive a noisy supply. Although I'm pleased with my purchase right now, I'll surely invest in a more expensive isolated supply in the future.
4.5/5
ã€NOISE FILTERING】This guitar 1 spot pedal power brick is built in a powerful noise filter. It is so quiet that you can enjoy playing with clear and firm sound.Compatible with Casio Piano Keyboard, Zoom Guitar Multi Effects Pedal, BOSS, Dunlop, DanElectro, DigiTech, Ditto, Electro Harmonix, TC Electronic
ã€SHORT-CIRCUIT / OVER-CURRENT PROTECTION:】All 10 outputs in this unit have separate short-circuit protection, i.e. short circuit in one channel won't affect other channels' function. Under the circumstances of all LED lights on, LED light of the short-circuited channel will off, while lights in the other normal channels are still on. This helps locating the faults when there were short circuits among many effectors.
ã€Compact Size and No External adapter】Compact body and 5ft disconnectable AC power cord, very easy to manage and carry everywhere you go. for maximum space-saving at home or in your travel bag.Wide range input voltage from 100v to 240v is ideal for international travel.
ã€10 INDIVIDUAL OUTPUT】Hiree one spot power supply is designed for effect pedal. 10 Individual output: 9V 100mA port x 7, 9V 500mA port x 1, 12V 100mA port x 1, 18V 100mA port x 1. Short circuit in one channel won't affect other channels function.
ã€4 Safe Outlet Power Socket】2 x 2 prong outlet+2 x 3 prong outlet(no earth wire), You can charge your Pedal, Speaker,Keyboard Musical Instruments and other devices with this outlets power strip.The Total Output of this AC Outlet is 600W.
$234
I required this for my bass pedalboard. When I compared the price to those of similar products, I had my doubts. I still made the decision to buy it.It came quickly because of Amazon Prime. After unboxing, initial impressions were favorable. I was astonished to see that this is made of metal and not flimsy plastic. The low profile design is incredibly appealing. It works pretty nicely with my pedalboard.I initially had a problem with noise when using a specific Darkglass pedal, but their customer service has been fantastic in troubleshooting and assisting me in finding a fix. Their level of commitment and assistance is uncommon today. I unequivocally advise purchasing this item.
4.5/5
3.Convenient for Guitarists carry when go out play.
2.Canvas bag that safely and securely transports your pedals from gig to gig.
5. The padal board suits any volumes of power supply: Donner DP-1/DP-2 , T-rex, VoodooLab ,etc
4. 60"professional grade adhesive backed hook-and-loop for securing pedals and zip ties included.
1.Portable Aluminium Alloy Guitar Effects PedalBoard
$234
This pedal board is fantastic, but I was a little dubious after reading a few unfavorable reviews. Once I got it, I immediately understood that I had made a wise choice. The bag's quality is decent, however I heard several folks complain that their pedals are not protected when they move their setup about. It's true that the bag offers nothing in the way of pedal protection, but its main purpose is to make moving easier. The side pocket has enough room for a few cables, additional Velcro, etc. For goodness sake, you might want to buckle down and purchase a road-worthy case if you are a musician who performs regularly. Overall, the bag feels solid. I couldn't really comment on the bag's durability because I've only had it for a week. Moving on to the board itself, it is lightweight, sturdy, sits level, and comes with enough Velcro for the top three rails but not for the small bottom one. Since the bottom rail has a different width, you will need to buy more Velcro and possibly modify it, but I don't need Velcro on the bottom, so no issues there. I think the board's angle is lovely, and using the wah and volume pedals on the rack as opposed to the floor feels much better. I had room for a full-size cry baby wah, a volume pedal of the same size, plus three to four delays or distortion pedals of average size. I am definitely going to buy more of them in the future because I am so happy with my purchase.
4.5/5
⭐ 600D oxford cloth heavy-duty padded lightweight carry bag （23" x 13"）, safely and securely transports your guitar effect pedals
⭐ Perfect for every guitarist, concentrate on your playing, and no longer worry about cable trouble
⭐ Aluminum alloy construction, light weight( 3.3lb.) and very strong
⭐ With 6.35mm ( 1/4†) Guitar Pedal Cable, 6 Inch
$234
The layout of the pedal board is appealing to me. I enjoy how the foldable legs offer two different angles of use. One is inclined with the legs folded down, the other is virtually flat (legs folded up). I was able to attach a Cry Baby Wah, two micro pedals, and seven regular size pedals to the 20x12 model. The provided velcro performed well. The provided zip ties wouldn't have served my purpose well, so I didn't use them. I carefully considered the tone and fit of the pedal arrangement. Tremelo, Chorus, Echo/Delay, Reverb, Mini Tuner, Wha Wah, Mini Compressor, Two Regular Size Overdrives, etc. I was able to use my existing OneSpot power supply with a 10 output extension power cord that I found. Some believed that using a OneSpot to power 9 pedals would be noisy or insufficiently powerful, but it really works rather well.Anyway, everything was linked up, and the cabling was run below the board for a really neat appearance. Additionally, it fits perfectly in the provided bag and zips up when the legs are folded down. Sound good, yes? Here's the drawback, though. It's a really low-quality bag. It's constructed of thin plastic that is intended to resemble a sturdy nylon cloth, but it's not. If one is really gentle, the zipper might last a little time but barely functions. Also hardly much "padding." It won't get much use because I no longer perform live and only bought this board and bag setup to bring to my buddies so we can jam. I dislike the "bag," but I enjoy the board. I should have spent $15 more and gotten the D model with the better bag. Simply put, when I ordered, I was unaware that it was an option.
4.5/5
Volta 3 is compatible with all Pedal train models. Its slim design, about the same size as a smartphone, makes it a great choice for small pedal boards like the Pedal train Nano and metro series
More power. More recharges. More durable. Same price
The redesigned Green shell has a triple reinforced USB housing to make it the most durable Volta yet
Volta 3 is capable of providing 6200 mAh of power to light up as many analog 9-volt pedals as you like
Included with Volta 3 are two 3-position Daisy chains, two single-end straight cables, an AC charger with international plug adapters, and two strips of hook-and-loop for mounting to your Pedal train Pedal board
$234
fantastic stuff This lasts me virtually the full day [6-8 hours plus] when I use it to power a portable tiny amp and a few pedals. I've been getting extremely decent battery life, but like the description states, how many pedals or other devices you're plugging in will affect how long it actually lasts. To be as realistic as possible, even when I'm not playing, the battery is still running everything, so it's not like I play nonstop, but I still play for an average of 4 to 5 hours each day, with the rest of the time spent running errands. While charging does take some time, the long battery life makes it a worthwhile trade-off.This item is fantastic in terms of size. This battery and its compact size were really helpful in creating a manageable arrangement that is lightweight enough I can carry it around all day. I designed a backpack rig to house a little amp. Additionally, this item is durable and well-designed, and I've noticed that it seldom ever gets hot. This was definitely my largest worry because of how long I keep it powered on, however despite the fact that it has been cool and warm, there hasn't been anything to cause me to worry about my equipment catching on fire or melting.
4.3/5
Unique patented design, Show your personality.
Convenient for Musicians carry when go out play or practice at home
40’’professional grade adhesive backed hook-and-loop for securing pedals included
Portable Disassembled Aluminium Alloy Guitar Effects PedalBoard
Canvas bag that safely and securely transports your pedals from gig to gig
$234
Simply put, this pedal board is fantastic. I was looking for much more costly boards in the $100–150 range, so I was pleasantly pleased when my amazing girlfriend gave me this as a gift. I'll do my best to evaluate everything as-is, submit my application, and I'm hoping you can decide whether this is a good fit for you as well.The price is less than half that of comparable peer pedal boards, which is a pro. The "All-Inclusive Kit" The board frame is nicely constructed and durable, the velcro you need to secure your pedals is included, and the bag has enough room for four 10 ft. (3 m) instrument cables and a 9V power brick. Top-notch frame quality means you shouldn't be concerned about shattering it. Would be an EXCELLENT fit for anyone who uses small pedals or has a minimalist board.Cons: * The bag itself might use some improvement; while it doesn't provide much protection, it is quite convenient if you want to set up your pedal board quickly rather than slowly. You might need additional Velcro because, as you can see from my picture, I only have five "standard" size pedals and one "nano" pedal. Just barely enough was left for me to fasten everything to two rails. There is no elevation - If you love wire management, you might be disappointed to see that there isn't really any practical method to run wires under the board. Fortunately, the top-mount DC in on all of my pedals is consistent, thus my 9V daisy chain fits in place quite unobtrusive. It could readily fit six "standard" sized pedals if it were just a couple of inches wider; as it is, I have to leave my volume boost off the board. The pedal still fits in the position for travel, so this isn't a major nuisance, but I can't leave the plug in because there isn't much wiring space. I'll come back to this to see if I can use low-profile couples creatively and/or rethink my decision on the front-of-amp vs. effects loop.How I Apply ItI use four Ibanez 9 Series modulation pedals with my Fender Deville's effects loop. Those pedals are as far to the right on my board as I can position them. On the left side of the board, I have two pedals: an overdrive (TS9) and a boost (LPB1) that I connect to the front of my amp. As you can see, I also have a regular 3 inch lead coupler for the front of the amp and Donner's pedal couplers for the effects loop. My effects loop cables and the boost pedal both have standard right-angle jacks, so they cannot be placed on the board simultaneously. I MIGHT be able to fit everything on the board if I switched out my effects loop leads for low-profile right angles and my instrument leads for low-profile leads.The Finding:For someone new to using a pedal board or someone who prefers a minimalist approach to pedaling, I believe this is a fantastic place to start. Although I don't normally utilize pedals much, I do appreciate having access to ambient effects. Prior to this board, the one thing I disliked about traveling with pedals was having to cram all of my cords, power supplies, and pedals into a backpack. As a result, when I went to rehearsal, I had to take each piece out one at a time and arrange them in a line on the floor. This bag can now be opened, folded back on itself, and finished by plugging in two cords. Overall, I'm really pleased with this and would heartily suggest it.
4.2/5
You never have to worry about your pedals falling off or the tap adhesive melting off
The Pedal board Tap:Length 2m (78â€),Width 50mm(2â€)
Simply cut to the length of your pedals, adhere to the back, and mount to your pedal board
Strong adhesive ability to keep your guitar pedals on your pedal board where they belong !
The back glue is made of strong adhesive ability glue
$234
nice and broad Most guitar pedals should be held in place by a single row (strip). However, I added two rows of velcro tape to my mini-pedal board since it provides the surface a great finished appearance and precisely accommodates the standard length of mini-pedals. I used four pieces of Velcro because my board can hold two rows of mini-pedals. I can fit four (perhaps five) mini-pedals on each row, for a total of 8–10 pedals. Velcro was left over in large quantities. Naturally, less Velcro will be used than the surface of the pedal board when you attach the opposite side to the bottom of the pedals. This bun was therefore substantially overcooked. The two pieces of Velcro stay together really well, and the surface mounting adhesive was very strong and sticky. My board's pedals hang there like Olympic gymnasts when I hold it upside down. You should know that the adhesive will clog the blades of your modeling knives and scissors. With GooGone, though, it easily comes off.
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