Ghost Fire Guitar Pedal Board Aluminum Alloy 1.76lb Super light Effect Pedalboard 19.8''x11.5'' with Carry Bag,SPL-04

This thing is awesome for the money. You can’t go wrong if you just want a simple peddle board setup. I don’t really gig with mine and just have it at my house, and it works perfectly, though I would think using this for gigging would not be an issue at all. It comes with the bag and everything you need and it seems to be pretty solid quality, especially given the price

Good Product-Good Price. Very light. Seems sturdy. Comes with one side of Velcro already attached to the board. Also has Velcro underneath to attach a power supply. Can’t imagine any power supply that wouldn’t fit underneath. Comes with Velcro to attach to pedals, 3 patch cables, zip ties and tie blocks for securing wires underneath, and super strong 3/4” cable wraps. Got 9 of my pedals on the board. There’s room for 2 more. Don’t have the wires secured underneath yet until I’m sure about pedal placement. Works great in my home studio. Also has a pretty nice tote bag. Since I don’t gig anymore, I’m sure this board will last the rest of my life.

I can't recall how many times I looked at my collection of pedals and thought which one (or two or three) do I need today...? I finally pulled the trigger on a pedal board and now I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner. The Ghost Fire Pedal Board is a reasonably priced, well designed, well made board. Truthfully, I haven't been a gigging musician for years but I've collected a lot of gear (some good stuff, some not-so-good) over time. I pride myself on taking care of my equipment but pulling out and setting up what I think I'd like to use, use to be a chore but it's no longer an issue. Now, it's all right there in front of me. Picking pedal sequence was a little tricky but common sense and experience (along with a little help from YouTube) put me on a winning set-up. This is my layout: Guitar Tuner (obviously), Graphic EQ, Compression/Sustainer, Noise Suppressor (use "Send" output to loop in Over Drive & Distortion, the two noisiest pedals, then connect back to "Return"), Phase Shifter, Chorus, Reverb/Delay pedal. Some pedals you'll recognize as respectable, others provide a fair representation of the effect I want without breaking the bank. But this works incredibly well for me. The set-up is extremely quiet and I also give credit to the Ghost Fire GS10-SV2 power supply (see that review) for providing power and keeping it quiet. I'm so pleased with this set-up, I just can't stop playing. Now, the Gig Bag is a plus; not the most durable of bags but it'll get the job done if handled carefully and it should last a while. All in all, I'm pleased and feel I've got my money's worth.

Seems like a great deal for the price. The pedal board seems nice though im still using my old one for the time being. I like the drop down legs....seems fairly sturdy but could imagine them breaking at some point. Not saying its poorly made just that it may not be a forever board.... The bag is pretty nice....I am using it with my old pedal board. I added some padding for additional protection. Seems pretty nice overall and for the price its a worthwhile purchase.

This is a good quality pedal board for the price. Already setup to stick the pedals down. The bag seems good quality but I just use the board at home so the bag is unimportant to me.

This is a great pedal board. I have a variety of pedals but never really organized the and was thinking of going with a much more expensive brand and came across this one at half the price. This thing is sturdy, super light weight, and stands well on all types of flooring. It comes pre-taped with the loop tape and comes with the hook tape that you can stick on your pedals to attach to the board. Although I haven’t used it yet, the case is a great addition, has extra storage pockets, and a carry strap. There is space underneath to attach a power supply but it has more space than I do pedals, so I keep my power supply on top, along with a succulent plant, because, why not? It also has zip ties and zip tie mounts which are great to help organize the wires underneath. I haven’t used them yet only because I’m still playing around with how I want everything configured. If you’re looking for an affordable pedalboard just go ahead and pick this up.

Big enough for all the pedals I use for shows. Fits in the bag securely with all my pedals attached. The pocket on the bag is big enough for a couple of cables. Sturdy, but not super heavy. The battery/power supply on the bottom is convenient.

This thing is simple and straight to the point! What more do you expect it to do?! It holds pedals perfectly and has foldable legs to store into the cool carrying case that's included! As you can see in the photo, I have 6 pedals at the moment and plan on adding 3 more ( Strymon Flint, Strymon El Capistan and Cali76 compressor) and will be able to no problem given the space that's left. This thing is amazing for the price! Oh and the darn thing is already velcroed and comes with Velcro strips so just slap em on your pedals and slap your pedals on the board! I STILL have Velcro left over too! JUST GET IT! GREAT VALUE!