Gator G-MINI BONE Cases Rotationally Molded Polyethylene Guitar Pedal Board with Cinch Style Carry Bag; USA Made, 12.5" x 6" x 2", Black

The Gator Mini Bone is a quality product that's capable of holding a few normal size pedals or 5 or so mini pedals. It's rugged and setup for pedals that are velcroed. I needed something small and compact for a couple of pedals to carry back and forth when performing and this fits the bill. It comes with a soft zip string bag to store the board (with pedals attached) and your cables and is also configured to work as a simple backpack. Power supply not included. I will say if I was on the road a lot, I probably would've went with the Boss BCB-30X Carrying Case which is around the same price point but looks to be more ruggedized. My personal opinion is it seems a little more expensive for what it is but it does the job and overall, I'm happy with it.

This is an excellent Pedal Board that does what it says it will do. It holds 3 pedals and 3 pedal ONLY, so if you need one to hold more, look elsewhere. The Bag is OK and is made out of strong, thick nylon material, but remember to disconnect from your inputs before putting bag and pedals away since it is easy to turn a pedal on in normal carry and you'll wear out your batteries if you don't. I give this five stars because it does what it says and is very rugged, but to make it perfect, it should have a solid top that goes over the board. Now, that would be perfect for a small board. Sincerely, Doc Shillington

Perfect small board for acoustic guitar kit . I lead worship at church with acoustic. Fits my fishman DI, chorus and reverb pedals. Really compact for quick setup n go. I wish it came with at least a foam bag not just a tote though.

Great for my pedalsz.

This is totally misleading marketing. All pictures show the board with pedals. It comes with nothing but the board and a carry sack!

I'm a harp player and this is my first pedal board. I used to have my reverb and delay pedals knocking around on the floor. This is so much better - plus I don't have to be jealous of the guitar players anymore ;). It fits a reverb, delay, small Danelectro eq and a micro POG octave pedal.The only knock is that there is no cable management system. I improvised with velcro ties and some clear silicon to consolidate on the front lip.There is no case but I like the bag. It fits in a small backpack along with cords and misc. gear. You need to buy a power supply which is not supplied - but there are inexpensive options available.

Just exactly what a 'straight ahead' player needs! By that I mean, I don't need echo, flanging, compression, delay, distortion, etc. If you do need all those effects, Beheringer (and others) make multi-pedal boards both with and without power supply. For my very basic one man show I have a chromatic tuner, a chorus, and an acoustic modeler / driver. This board mounts them perfectly.Another reviewer wished for some way to organize his power supply daisy chain. This board, and a little imagination, offers a very elegant solution! I used a Forstner bit of about 2" to drill an access port in the underside of the board, and a smaller bit to create exit holes to service the three stomp boxes. (Just insure that the daisy chain plugs can make it out of the exit holes....) I am using the Godlike Power-all Basic Kit.Drill an access hole for the power in connector, and if you wish, another exit hole for an unused plug- handy if you want to add another box from time to time. The extra leads provided in the Basic Kit serve as very handy 'snakes' . The rest of the daisy chain wires reside in the belly of the board!As for the price, remember that the tooling cost for what are most likely vacuum formed components has to be recovered- then these are probably about $2.00 or $3.00 apiece to knock out, but go ahead and try to make one yourself! This is a fine product at an acceptable price.I'll try to add a photo later.

Good pedal board and will provide great stability for three regular sized pedals. If you have narrow pedals you might get four maybe five on here. I play bass and use this to mount my tuner, enhance and octave pedals, which is all I really need.