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

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.

This thing is light weight, the pop down legs on it adds a nice touch and the clearance underneath is enough for a power supply and my horrid cable running skills. As you can tell from my pic I have quite a bit on this pedalboard. I mean a tuner, drop pedal, screamer, distortion, eq, reverb/delay, chorus, loop, and a terror stamp. Yea my wah isn’t on it but I’ve always preferred to keep my wah pedal off the pedalboard and more in a staged area. This thing has pedal space for days. It comes pre Velcro installed which is nice and with a huge roll of Velcro to attach to all your pedals. Under the hood there is a nice smooth spot for two power supply bricks and inside the case there is quite a few zip ties. I installed my pedals in a hurry for band practice but it held up great. As for the case; usually a carrying case is flimsy, thin, cheap crapper zipper; but this isn’t the case no pun intended. This blue ghostfire case actually has some padding to it, the fabric feels like it can take some abuse, the zippers are strings and easy to use. The front pocket on the case has my Jh-1 wah pedal, two guitar cords, a surfer protector, 10ft extension cord, and back up pedal cables; so it’s roomy. The shoulder strap on the case is padded and even the blue Velcro over hand strap has padding. I mean where else for this price point are you going to get a really really good quality case and a pedalboard for the price? The case quality alone is equal to my 50 dollar laptop case. Im impressed, the band is impressed, and I’m gonna buy another one for my other rig. I’m definitely not disappointed.

This thing is great! Very affordable, very sturdy, and it comes with everything you need to start setting up a cool pedalboard. I am very happy with this product.

This Ghost fire pedal board is made well and it is sturdy enough for my 10 pedals. It's nice that the top of it is covered in Velcro already so you just have to apply it to your pedals. I'm still figuring out how to route the wiring, but I have taken it for a couple test runs and it holds up to my weight on the pedals well. Cool that it comes with some wire ties and extra Velcro too. I though the price was a bit high, but as pedal boards go it really isn't that bad.The carrying bag is sufficient - not really great quality, but good enough.Happy I got it.

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.

I have been checking out pedal boards for a couple months now as my pedal collection inevitably grew, and I was always anticipating to spend at least $100 on the very basic setup. A long comes Ghostfire with a next level affordable pedal board that can easily fit your whole signal path of around a dozen small to mini sized pedals.The Velcro was a pain to set up, and the gunk from the adhesive gummed up my scissors. Also it is a little awkward mounting your mini pedals. I just put a thin strip of velcro on the front and back bottom ends, and have the center suspended between the bars. This has worked out okay and will take a foot stomp no problem.Also a fun fact: The soft cover case that comes with the set is the perfect fit for a Korg Minilogue XD. It even has a strap that keeps it steady.All around excellent value for what you get. This is a great kit for anyone who is just starting to dive into live effects and stomp boxes!