XPND Pedal Board - Guitar that Expands - 1 Row, Lightweight, Durable Aluminum - Pre-Applied Loop Velcro for Swapping Pedals

Yup - you have to assemble it yourself - takes about 2 and allows you to enjoy how well made and super useful it is. Holds up to 6 pedals and nicely angled. Good upgrade and very stable.

Beautifuly made. Perfect for my needs

Easy to assemble, sturdy and being adjustable is genius

Great well built pedalboard with the ability to almost double in size. Pros - Well built - Adjustable size - Future proof your build Cons - The cost of the build quality is a very heavy board - unable to mount a power supply under the board

Very clever solution for musicians who add or remove pedals frequently from the pedalboard. Very solid and well designed but a little bit on the heavy side. If you use just a 2 or 3 of pedals it's probably an overkill but for more pedals it makes sense. I recommend you plan in advance what you plan to do with it especially considering that it's not cheap and it comes without bag. For some, it might even be more economical buying two pedalboards of different size.

Can’t fault it, well padded and light. Shoulder strap is great for carrying. Bit on the expensive side but is good quality! Would recommend if you can afford it !

I was going for a flexible pedalboard for travel. This is exactly what I wanted!1

Really great board, not sure I’d recommend if you have very tall pedals as it’s sized perfectly for boss stuff. I find my kemper player hangs off a little but it’s perfectly serviceable. Cable management works better than I expected running through the plastic grips in the channel too. Overall the best compact board I’ve ever used and being able to resize it is amazing. I also bought the carry case for it

Very compat and strudy. Can house 4 to 7 pedals.

Round of applause for the engineers who designed this 👏 👏 👏. Why has no one thought of this concept sooner?? Fixed boards either make you have to get very creative with space or ditch your larger pedals for more expensive/compact dinky ones, which ultimately mean less knobs and therefore less tonal refinements. Or it forces you to skip placing a pedal on your board altogether. Un-ideal in all regards. This gem solves all that. Build quality: 9/10 Sturdy AF. Feels like super high quality aluminum. Out of the box there is no sign of chince other than the thin/flexible plastic spacers you put between the boards feel like they could eventually snap over time. Silicon or a beefier flexible plastic would have been a better touch. But what is included keeps costs down and pricing more competitive which I can understand. Weight: 10/10 The pedalboard itself is quite light and strong. The pedals, power supply, and connectors are what will create the weight. At least the pedalboard is not adding unnecessarily to overall weight. Optionality: 10/10. Not only do you get the expansion, but each board comes velcroed on top AND bottom. This is ultra useful for your chosen power supply. Note that the mini expandable option will give you limitations on the size of power supply you can use; they will have be compact. The full size board, mine, has no such restrictions. Also included is extra adhesive Velcro bands in case you need some for your pedals. Useful and a nice touch. The spacers mentioned earlier also serve as a smart way to keep many of your connectors neatly tucked under the board. Ease to Assemble: 9/10. I put this together in about 45 minutes, though it was mostly because I was using blue LocTite on each of the screws to limit them getting loose and making the board rickety (I’d recommend taking the time to do this extra step). Otherwise if you don’t want to mess with that mess, it should be fairly straightforward to put together in well under 30 minutes. Durability: 8/10 Unless you plan to gig hard with this thing and really stomp it carelessly, this board should hold up very well over time, though there are tradeoffs using high grade aluminum over steel or some other heavier alloy. As a guy who is more a garage noodler-type player, I don’t foresee this board ever wearing out for me. Overall: 9.5 out of 10. Unless you use only 5 pedals max, or just need a very light travelable and minimal setup, do yourself a favor and just buy the bigger double-row board for a few more bucks. Your sound option palette (and power supply options too) expand *substantially* making it well worth the extra expense. I’d also recommend ribbon patch cables (Earnie Ball makes these) to maximize the space on your pedal board if you are using more than 8 pedals like me. I can’t recommend this nifty contraption enough. GRAB ONE! Fantastic design D’Addario 🙌

rien a dire correspond à mes attentes bonne qualité, prix très abordable très satisfait

Çok kullanışlı. Kaliteli materyal. Tek eksisi Power supply için yüksekliği biraz az kalıyor. Alta takacağınız güç sağlayıcı kibrit kutusu kalınlığında olmalı yoksa sürtüyor. Voodoo lab falan takılamazsın zaten çok kalın kaçar

So I've been gigging this board pretty heavily over the past year, tons of bars, local events, and outdoor shows and I really REALLY love this board. I'm constantly changing up what I bring to shows depending mostly on the size of the venue, as done local venues are pretty tight with a band of 5 people, and sometimes I just like to bring less stuff as a challenge or to simplify my thought process though the gig. Either way this thing has been really solid, really usable, and really fun to evolve my board constantly. The ONLY thing I've had to repair on this board was one of the rubber feet. The threads on the board to screw it into stripped out (most likely from rough handling on my end) but because of the design of the board it was VERY easy to install a few nuts on the foot to reattach it tightly. This thing has seen a lot of use and has been banged around a lot, so one tiny repair is no problem at all. If you like to change up what you bring to a gig, I'd highly recommend you try one of these!