Voodoo Lab Dingbat Small Pedalboard with Pedal Power 2 PLUS Power Supply & Bag

Very solid and well designed board. The hole spacing really helps keeping patch leads out of the way.If I have one small criticism, the gig bag could do with a top pocket as there's not a lot of room for extras.I use a volume and expression pedal along with my very full board. It would have been nice if they fitted.The power supply is solid and can handle all of my pedals... but one draws 600ma. Patching two 250ma outputs will run it, but I've chosen to separately power that unit so as not to over tax the 2+2.Overall, a great piece of kit.

This will be board number 2. So that should say something. I do findi have to put something over top of my pedals in the carrying case because the pedals are a little loose. Be careful with the Velcro. It’s really really strong. Stronger than the glue on the Velcro. It’s sturdy as hell. I stringing suggest them. And tons of power with the pedal 2

After months of using a combination of DC Brick and a 1 Spot with a mess of pedals and cables I ordered the medium board with the 4x4 power supply when Amazon put it on sale. I thought I needed a Large but the medium fits everything and I even got my Digitech Whammy V on there after shuffling things around for a few days. I honestly cannot imagine ever needing a larger board and I'm convinced that I will be good for years. The board feels solid and is not too heavy. Some might find cable routing a bit more challenging vs a rail system but I didn't have any issues (I believe Pedal Train holds a patent for that in the US which prevents Voodoo Labs from using the rails). The one thing that surprised me was how quiet the power supply is. I play a lot of metal through a Mesa Mark red channel. I have an ISP Decimator II in the front of the amp and I was getting a lot of noise still and I thought I needed to upgrade to something like the Decimator G-String so I can place the noise gate in the loop. After I plugged everything in the exact same order as before the setup is now whisper quiet. The only way i can get any noise at all is if I switch on an overdrive (which is after the noise gate) with the level blasted into the red channel but that's not a combination I would ever realistically use. I'm also powering a total of 10 pedals off the 4x4 including the Digitech Whammy V, and 3 other digital pedals without any issues. Once again, I thought I might need the Mondo but the 4x4 gets the job done. It would be nice if the 4x4 had a courtesy outlet like the PP2+ and an "On/off" switch would be nice but that's really nitpicking.

I've been pricing out Pedal Trains for a while now. This one was on sale and came with the power supply. It is so good! I love the design. It is incredibly strong, lightweight and awesome cable management! Best pedalboard I've seen for this price. Even then. Voodoo Labs is wonderful.

Item was delivered on time, in perfect condition. Works as expected. I would definitely recommend this item to anyone that is looking for a professional pedalboard c/w power supply. I own 11 pedals and they fit perfectly on this large board and the Mondo PS is quite sufficient to power everything. It is a must if you own 8 pedals or more....