Accessories D'Addario XPND Pedal Board Riser - Elevate Pedal for Guitar Pedal Board - Raises 1 inch on Pedalboard - Built In Cut Out for Cable Routing - Riser Fits 2 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 🙌

Versatile, easy to use and assemble!!! Definitely the best pedal board I have had. The fact it can adjust to my needs as a guitar player is outstanding! From its standard double row lenth to its expanded length for additional effects, this board can handle everything I throw at it. I highly recomend it!!!!! Oh and its built like a TANK....sturdy but not overly heavy. Preforming on a stage or in your practice space, this board makes sense!!!!!!

Sturdy as hell, and I love the adjustable size feature. The underside has just enough room for the cable management, and I was also able to mount my rather large furman power conditioner under there too (though I had to raise the feet up a bit so it clears the floor). It's pricey, but I thinks it's pretty worth it!

Guitar pedals, by their most basic design, are tools of experimentation. There may be some pedals that are set-it-and-forget-it items in our rig, but the rig itself will always be in danger of adding or subtracting the number of pedals you are experimenting with. In my situation, I use a Moog Minitaur bass synth that I control with the smaller model of Arturia MIDI controller. I also use an unusually shaped Moogerfooger that I have never been able to have facing upright in a case or pedalboard, until now. Additionally I am able to include an ED Bit Commander, a DBA Total Sonic Annihilation, a JPTR FX Jive, and a Biyang reverb, and that is not even fully extending the board. If you have pedals with all the plugs in the back, you will be able to set those up side-to-side with the best use of space. If you have stereo pedals though, or effects loops that come out of the sides, you will be more likely to line them up on each beam of veclro-covered metal where their cables bear-hug that strip. The velcro on the pedal-board is pre-attached with the soft side of the veclro being on top and bottom of each strip. For you to get the absolute most out of this pedalboard, you will want to manage all your power underneath, and there is not a ton of clearance down there, so I had to velcro my power strip with the edge of the power strip (not the bottom) stuck to the underside, in a way that exposes more of my power set-up than my old inset case did. I like an industrial look, bot not a chaotic look, and this pedalboard delivers on that. The Daddario logo does feature on the sides, but it is not emplazoned in a jumbo size like some gear logos. I prefer a nice discrete set-up where my hand movements are visible, and the gear is well-secured, with the plugs and switches more visible that the wires they connect with. This unit delivers on all those levels, even if the price is a bit high. I will say this, the unit is wildly durable and even a tad heavier than I expected, but that also means that if you find one of these used for a good price, get it because it is unlikely to be severly damaged. I am not sure if the extending mechanism could be harmed by abuse, but the frame itself I beleive could withstand a ton of abuse. Keep in mind that you will still need the gig bag. I don't regret buying this for the new. It may take some time before you see many of these up for resale.

Awesome 👏 DESIGN!!! Perfect for larger pedals. I stacked 2 together as a flat riser for my oceans abyss, and one angled for two regular sized pedals together! PERFECT 👌🏻

I have little issues with this but when I assembled it, I balked at the thought that it really costs this much. Where is the money going to? It's just some aluminum with velcro on it. It works, it's intelligently designed, and even has the cool slide-out expansion feature. There isn't a whole lot you could have an issue with but I can't help but think I'm getting scammed a little bit on the price.

Durability, Storage capacity, Ease of transport, Appearance, Value for Money, all as described. Perfect for what I needed....

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

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

Bien pensé, excellents matériaux, de qualité. Achat que je recommande, notamment comme deuxième pedalboard facilement transportable.

Produto com ótimas qualidades. Ajustável, leve, resistente e com boa estética.

As it’s expandable it can be used as a compact pedalboard for a small gig and if needed it can be expanded. Which can hold double the amount of pedals. Extremely versatile