I've had this thing for about three months now and it is sweet. fits all my pedals (two ebs black labels and boss tuner and chorus) perfectly. I think I could even squeeze a few more stomp boxes in there above the others. However, its small enough so its easy to carry around and doesn't take up to much space on stages (play in a big band).

Its convenient too since a lot of the time I never take it out of the case, just unzip the top and its set to go. The pouch on the case is perfect size too, big enough to fit a book and a cords, but lies flat on the case when empty. Also the cord for the power supply is pretty long so you don't need to worry about finding an extension cord.

I also want to emphasize that this thing is pretty tough. I play house parties a lot cart this thing back and forth to gigs all the time and have taken it on short road trips in the back of a pickup truck with a bunch of other gear. This thing has been stomped on by dancers a few times and the handle has been abused, but its still like new. Even though its a soft case, I always feel like my pedals are reasonable safe because of the board on the back extends up a little bit and the case does have some structural reinforcement on the sides.

I had been wanting a pedalboard and power supply for a long time but hadn't found anything that wasn't ridiculously overpriced. Then I found this thing and I couldn't be happier. If you need anything that this case doesn't offer you wouldn't be reading this review right now.

First off, I am a guitarist and play for my praise team, and jazz band. I needed an efficient pedalboard, but I wasn't looking for one with much room. After selecting a pedaltrain, I came across this. Its size (not the biggest) was perfect for me, and the power source and organization of the board was fantastic. I recommend this pedal board to anybody with little amount of pedals and isn't a full out guitarist.

Had it for almost a year. No Problems. I use T-Rex, Boss, and planet waves pedals. works fine, I don't understand why others are more expensive....maybe cause they are lighter... this can get a little weighty but notice I did not describe it as being heavy. The power supply works fine, the bag does its job. I like it.

I agree with other reviewers that the construction of the Gator Powered Pedal Tote board itself is top-notch, and the velcro is DIESEL! Unless you're checking your pedal board on an airplane, this should keep your gear in good condition. It's a good value for the price.

The problem is with the power supply. Although Gator provides individual jacks for each pedal, internally this is an unregulated, daisy-chained power supply. So, if you are using boutique effects with high-headroom gain stages and your power source at the wall is not absolutely pristine, you will experience 60-cycle hum. I found that I could hook up my first two stomp boxes (Retro-Sonic Compressor and Tech21 Tri A.C.) with an acceptable amount of noise, but as soon as I added another box with a gain stage (DLS RotoSim, Dr. Scientist Woofer Wailer), a swarm of angry hornets was unleashed. I live in New England, where every coffee house or tavern that my little vocal trio is likely to play has 100-year-old wiring (just like my apartment!), and coupled with my high-gain effects, this Gator power supply simply could not provide usable results. If you're running Boss boxes and don't have multiple overdrive/distortion/boost units in your chain, you'll probably be okay. Sadly, I had to send mine back, and am now in search of a regulated, isolated pedal board power supply (which will cost me three times what I paid for this Gator package).

I am very pleased with this pedalboard. It feels very sturdy, and the carrying bag also feels substantial. The power supply is one of the highlights, powering all my pedals, including a line 6 echo park, without noticeable noise. The size is perfect for me as I do not have the most elaborate pedal set-up. For me it is perfect for 6 to eight pedals (smaller boss sized pedals)