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Your cart is empty.Package includes: pedal board, carry bag & shoulder strap, adapter x 1, DC cable x 10, AUX cable x 1, hooks & loops tape x 2.
Paul S. Brzozowski
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
The unit is about the perfect size, but I have more than a few pedals that are 300-500 milliamp. Somewhat limits my freedom.Otherwise, cool pedal board
Christopher S. Campbell
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024
The pedalboard is a perfect size for my acoustic guitar pedals and for performances. I like it and use it daily. Well-built also.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
Dave H.
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
Good real estate for pedals and I liked the built in power supply. I returned it because the amperage was lower than I needed for a couple of my pedals.
Jimi
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2023
It had been many years since I put my old clunky and noisy guitar pedal in the closet. I had given up on using guitar pedals until I got this GOKKO Pedal Board.It has an integrated power supply and power distribution.The kit comes with everything you need. The black all aluminum board, main power supply, power cables to pedals, 2 rolls of velcro tape (one hook side and one loop side), carrying bag and shoulder strap.The 20.5” x 13.8”pedal board size will easily hold 8 to 12 pedals - depending on the pedal sizes.The integrated power is my favorite feature. The board has eight 9 volt outputs, 2 outputs that be switched to 9 volt, 12 volt or 18 volt to accommodate pedals that require higher voltage like some overdrive and reverb pedals.The set-up was straIght forward and easy. The aluminum bars have recessed channels that the wires can easily be tucked into for nice neat wire routing.This board is very quiet. It does not add any hum or static.This is a very impressive pedal board that every electric guitarist should have. A Plus.
CKYoung
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023
I've been playing guitar for 35 years and this is the third pedalboard I've put together but the first one using a pre-built "frame" (for lack of better term).I didn't want to spend a lot on the "frame" because i wasn't planning on using a lot of pedals (as you can see) and this board won't get used very much and won't be experiencing "harsh" environments. In looking for something on here, in thought this was a a great price fleury so much built-in power options.The good: fairly large board, seems well built and sturdy, comes with Velcro strips, gaps to allow cables to "go underneath" which helps to both organize and shorten cable runs, comes with power cables, fairly large second pocket, inside Velcro straps to hold things down (like a suitcase).The not so great: (can be improved) The TC Electronic unit I have requires 9V 600mA but the highest available on the board is 500mA son I'll continuing using the TC Electronic power supply (my fault for kit checking this first but this Ian going to power the other pedals fine so still a win). The power cables it comes with have one straight end and one angled end which seems smart at first but... the pedalboard fits very snug in the case (which could also be considered a good thing but... ) and as you can see the power panel rotates (which also seems like a good idea but... ) so if you want to leave the power cables plugged in, you're likely to choose the angled side for that end and the straight for the pedals but then that means pushing pedals further apart from each other or sides (reduced real estate). Also the power supply it comes with is a "regular" one with a straight tip so that actually can't be left in when going into the case. You can have the feet down and power panel facing up when putting into the case which is what I'm going to try. But then the tip of the power supply would probably still stick up too high and hit the top of the inside of the vase which would start bending it (ie eventually cause it to fray) so I'mLeaving it unplugged. I wish the bottom legs/feet were taller so there's less likelihood of cables ran underneath to get crushed. This seems okay once power panel is rotated up and the back legs are used. I think the case could had been just a little bit bigger inside so it's not quite as snug.All in all, I think it's a good board and decent design. I'm happy to not have to get another power supply or use a power strip. I might update this review after some gigs and see how the power supply holds up. Fingers crossed.
db
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023
Best affordable powered pedal board I have come across.I don’t know how it will hold up but it seems to be okay
Timothy
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2023
This was an amazing upgrade to my pedals for my electric set up. I used to use a BOSS case/board and was a little concerned when this showed that it was just a thin case with the board inside. However, when I opened it up to set my pedals on it, I was very impressed. It not only looked sleek, but it also was very light weight and had everything I needed to get the job done when I play electric. It came with a nice case, though the case is not thick or protective, just more for ease of carrying it around. It also came with a roll of velcro, multiple 1/4 in cables to patch them all together, power cord, and a strap for the case. It is very customizable, though the power cables for each pedal must be placed in a way for the legs to rotate properly when storing away in the case. Definitely worth the price for this pedal board and think I am now set.
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