D'Addario XPND pedalboards | Unboxing & Review

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[PooNinja]

If it gets all excited because you got some cool new pedals it gets bigger!

[Smart-Alex]

I have and use the small one, fully, expanded. Assembly was easy and it's exactly what I needed EXCEPT there's no space to mount a power supply under it. I don't know about the larger one.

[gregpepper]

How easy is the board to adjust once you have the Velcro on the face of the pedalboard?

[retrorick]

Does it come with a case that expands too? :)

[revsharp]

Neat idea, but is there a case for it?

[joebarkan]

Hey D'Addario, great strings, but this product makes almost no sense to me. How does the user deal with cabling, both signal and power, when they expand (or shrink) their pedalboard? What a colossal pain! The only real use case is a home-only player who wants a smaller board today, but may want a bigger board later. But, once expanded, there's no going back without rewiring. The other way to achieve that end is to simply to buy a new, larger competitive pedalboard (and sell the smaller one, if desired). They are not particularly expensive. And, what if you want to expand your pedalboard to the right (new pedals in front of the existing ones)? Then you're re-doing the whole board. What might have made some sense is board with some expansion to the right for expression pedals that you need on some gigs, but not others (but of course, those could simply be placed on the floor. OK, enough. I just can't figure out this product. :)

[lcwatts]

Great, it expands...but none of these reviews has addressed the "power supply" issue! Where do all the wall warts go? Ah! on the floor so you can trip over them. It needs to have a built-in power strip.

[vintagetone]

tone king just did the same .whats going on bro.??

[capefearcapt]

No power supply mount underneath...EPIC FAIL!