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Your cart is empty.Introducing the Rockhouse professional pedal board carrying case and setup kit - the ultimate solution for organizing and transporting your guitar effects. The spacious carrying bag features durable construction with reinforced handles, an adjustable shoulder strap, and premium zippers for reliable performance. The sleek pedal board platform offers generous space with hook-and-loop strips for secure mounting of your effects pedals. This complete kit includes all necessary mounting accessories - cable ties, adhesive strips, and mounting hardware. The pedal board's angled design provides easy access to your effects during performances while keeping cables neatly organized underneath. Perfect for gigging musicians and home studios alike, this professional-grade system keeps your valuable gear protected and ready for action.
Matt Winkler
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
This pedalboard is a great size (I fit 15 pedals on it, though that may be pushing the limit!) and has some neat organization features built in to keep your pedalboard tidy.The shape is really nice, with just the right angle to make all pedals easily visible from above. It comes with Velcro preinstalled, which saves a couple minutes of work and was all neatly applied. And the right side, while clearly designed with a wah or expression pedal in mind, doesn't look out of place with regular pedals once they're situated (it is, however, too small for a Whammy pedal).On the back, it has an excellent compartment for a power supply, keeping it protected and the extra wires out of sight. The panel over this section is removable with a couple screws, and gives access to pretty much all you need. If you ever do need full direct access to any nooks and crannies that a cable might have fallen into, though, the entire back of the board comes off with just a few more screws, which is a great backup to have.Of course, the downside of this design is that it all is made from molded plastic. Aluminum, for instance, would have been enormously more expensive, but the plastic still feels a little bit cheap. The supports are well designed and it all feels sturdy when screwed down, so I do trust it to hold up to all but the most aggressive of rock stars, but it's still not the most confidence inspiring board I've used.The gig bag it comes with, on the other hand, is very nice quality, no complaints at all. It's a good size, looks great, and the pocket on the side is very handy for keeping accessories and patch cables with you when you need them.Overall this is well styled with careful thought in the layout and organizational features. While I wish the materials felt a little more substantial, this is realistically better protected than my last aluminum board with the power supply and cables exposed. And as a full package, it's a very fair value if the size and design fits your needs!
Kevin
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
The pedal board came in quickly and with no issues. The Rockhouse Guitar Pedal Board Case comes with a nice carrying bag that fits the pedalboard with pedals easily. The 22'' x 11'' ABS electric guitar effect board comes with an ample power supply compartment that works great for me. The pedal board set also comes with a gig bag, pick slots, cable ties, and mounting tape. The design is nice and makes for a clean look. The set is a good value compared with others that I have seen.
BG
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
Got this mainly for its size, as it's a pretty big pedal board that could replace two smaller ones that I'm currently using. I also thought the stepped design could make it easier to hit the pedals in the top row without accidentally hitting one on the lower row, and in that regard it is both a blessing and a curse. Blessing: It does indeed provide enough height separation that you are less likely to accidentally active a pedal on the bottom row when going for another on the top row. Curse: Pedal placement is more limited than with a "flat" design where you can be creative trying to squeeze in extra rows of mini-pedals, etc. Likewise, the composite construction is both good and bad. Good: It's lightweight compared to a similarly sized fully metal-constructed board. Bad: It provides less flexibility for pedal placement and wire routing because the top pedal surface is more closed-in and there is less access to the underside for hiding wires.In a nutshell, the overall size (capacity) and stepped design are decent, but the board holds less than an equally sized metal board due to the aforementioned pedal placement and wire routing limitations. It's not a bad board, but personally, I'll probably continue using my current metal-constructed boards until I find something that does the job better.
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