"Awsome product"
Feature:
This is a great board. The best and cheapest for as big as it is. Believe me, it is way bigger than it looks. I bought it with the power supply and i love it.
Quality:
Gator makes the most solid, simple cases on the market. I love this company. The bag is made of a very thick material, 2 big solid looking zippers, the pouches in front will hold my cables. The board itself is very solid looking, power supply well attatched.
Value:
WQell i hate setting up pedals and cables. It takes a long time and its time you could be playing. this makes everything so easy. It is very valuable to me because of this.
Desirability:
I think it has a high i want it value because it is really simple. get it out, pluggin, jam. Thats how i want things, and thats how this board is.
Sound:
I give it a 10...because it doesn't really make any sound...
Ease of Use:
Very easy to use. All you have to do is plug in the power cord to the power supply, plug in and velcro up your pedals and then ROCK!! I had no problems setting it up or anything.
Support:
I'm putting 10 because i havent had to deal with support, i dont invision having to, but im sure there great.
Overall:
As far as im concerned, I cant invision myself needing to ever get another pedal board. If i run out of space, you can bet that i will buy another one of these pedal boards to go right next to it. This is one of my favorite accesories to my guitar rig.
Submitted: 12/26/2007
Style of Music: Rock, Metal
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  9 out of 10
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"A Great, Affordable Product to Organize and Power Your Pedals!!!"
Feature:
This board comes with a bag, a power supply, 8 9V cables, 1 18V cable, carpeting on the board and 3 ~30" strips of velcro. The power supply is already mounted under the board - very easy to plug in the wires, route through the slots in the pedal board, and connect to the pedals. The wood (which is at least 1/2" thick, maybe 3/4") is covered in black tolex, so it can take a beating. The bag seems to be made of a pretty tough material. The zippers are big (look sturdy). The pockets on the bag are large and can hold 2-3 cables each. The product comes with a shoulder strap, which is a great feature. All in all, it seems like a well-made product.
Quality:
Both the board and the bag seem to be very well made. I just bought it, so only time will tell. Right now I'm rehearshing 1-2x a month. We're not playing out yet. Only time will tell.
Value:
I did a bit of research before buying this powered pedal board. I'm guessing that I saved between $50 and $100. For the "casual, weekend" musician that I am, this product was priced right for me. I considered paying ~$100 for just a pedal board/case and then another ~$100 for a power supply. This was cheaper, but the quality seems to be very high, which doesn't happen in most cases - cheaper usually means poor or average quality.
Desirability:
For reasons stated above, this product was a perfect fit for me. It combined features, quality and price. I am hopeful that I will get many good years of use from this product. Plus, with a 30" width and 16" depth, there is plenty of room to add new effect pedals or change the configuration/order.
Sound:
How do you rate the sound of a pedal board? Anyway...I just purchased the 30" Gator Pro Powered Pedal Board. I'm transitioning from a 100W head with built-in effects to a set of pedals that offers more flexibility. For reasons I'll explain below, this pedal board was the best choice for me.
Ease of Use:
Very easy to set up, as noted above. Really helps to organize all your effect pedals. Super convenient to unplug the power supply from the wall, put the board in the bag, and go! The velcro keeps all your pedals from moving around.
Support:
Haven't had to call support yet. Hopeful that I won't ever have to call.
Overall:
I am hopeful that this product will serve my needs as long as I continue to pursue music as a casual, weekend hobby. I am not sure that the tote bag would stand up to the abuse that a professional musician who constantly gigs would provide.
Submitted: 4/20/2007
Style of Music: Hard Rock/Alternative Rock/Classic Rock
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