Donner Guitar Pedal Board with Built-in Power Supply, Aluminium Alloy Effects Pedalboard, DB-P300, 3.4Lb, 19.7 * 12.3 * 1.8"

I’m just getting into pedals after receiving a looper and some pedals for Christmas. I like to keep things neat and convenient so I started looking at pedal boards that come with power supplies. I dived into quality comparisons and found this one to be of the highest quality for my price point.This board allows me to maintain a consistent chain of five devices (tuner > compressor > wide but thin multi-option effects pedal with additional XLR option for output > overdrive > looper with two 1/4” inputs/outputs). I got some 6” and 9” patch cords to connect to all these and I can use my regular cable or my Bluetooth receiver/transmitter to connect my guitar to this system. While some may already understand this board’s capabilities, I include all this information for those that are less familiar.This board does have the power supply and it comes with the power cords. You can run the cords underneath the rack to keep them out of sight. I do have to bundle and tie off the slack. The part of the rack the pedals sits on is covered in the soft side of Velcro. It also comes with two rolls of the Velcro tape that adheres to the pedals so the pedals remain secure on the racks. This whole aspect is great in terms of functionality.**pro tips** Cut the strips to the width of the pedals. Place the strips where you want the pedals to be, then carefully press your pedal onto the adhesive. I found this approach to make everything most secure. Also, be sure of the order of your pedals and their accessibility to each other before you stick them to the pedalboard. Connect everything and make sure it all works and fits, then place it all on the board - keeping everything connected as you go. I say this because it’s actually a bit tough to take them off and reset them.Mainly, I love that I can just set it up and use it. Then pack it up, as is with the pedals connected securely, and place it in the bag so I can zip it up and place it to the side or take with me on the go. I love that I didn’t have to buy a power supply adapter that can power multiple pedals, or worse: individual power adapters. It came with the cords and the Velcro system. This is really the whole package. You just need your pedals and patch cords.The design accommodates stage or home performance well. It has a nice angle to it. The badge also seems to be of good quality, but I’ll happily replace it whenever that comes time. That’ll be a good excuse to buy a hard case :)

Given as a Christrmas gift to a teenage boy. He is very pleased with all aspects of it.

I like the dinner pedals because they are small and priced right plus they sound GREAT!!

The back row seems like it should be elevated about an inch or so. When you step in the pedals in that area, you also step on the knobs on the front row pedals.

Nice and compact but needs a few jacks higher than 9v/200 mA capacity - I've seen more pedals with higher requirements in mA than the 12v or 18v.

Sturdy. My daughter is able to fit 8 or more pedals on it. Came with a nice carrier bag.

Depending on the size will hold about 4-6 pedals

Nice little board for the price.