Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag 

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

I have 9 pedals on this board and still have space for at least a couple more. 2 of the pedals are twice the size of a normal pedal (Satchurator and Time Machine). Some of the covering had some nicks and looked like it may not hold up to well. Mine is for mostly home and jamming every now and then. The board itself seems sturdy.

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

Overall, if you want space (never too much space) and a board you can pack, zip, go - then this is the board for you.

If you need what I described, just get it, don't think. This is all you need, so stop looking.
Velcro - Over entire top surface

Power - two sections underneath for optional G-Bus power supply that screws to the bottom of the board

Weight - It is all wood (not exposed wood). So it can get heavy with all the pedals in there

Space - Tons of it

Bag has huge pockets and everything fits like a glove.

A lot of pedal that on now On-The-Go. So easy to go from airplane, to gig, to rock. 1-2 min setup.
Love how the entire top of the board is covered with velcro. No need to place and place and place velcro, its already there.

The case has very good quality and versatility
It is a little high for a wood board, but it will last forever. Definitely a good qualtiy board for a 100 bucks.

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

Yeah, the GPT-Pro is heavy, but it's solid. I only have five pedals, so I didn't think I needed a board this big, but my pedals aren't standard size. I'm at about 70% space used now, so I'm happy. There is also enough room in the bag that I've been able to use it as my accessory bag as well. I do however wish the pockets were held in place by more than velcro. That's the only downside to me.

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

it's a nice size and comes with a decent carrying bag, but once you put all your pedals on, it's just too heavy. the board itself weighs around 15 lbs. if you put 8 pedals on along with a power box, you can easily hit 35 lbs. try carrying that around for awhile and see how that goes. i'm going to look at aluminum boards.

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

I have always custom built my own pedal boards, but decided I wanted something with a case of some kind so I tried this one out. I love this thing now. The price is a little steep, but if you want something sturdy this is a good one. I've worked at music stores before, and most of the pedal boards costing twice as much were poorly built compared to this.

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

I've had one of these pedalboards for over two years now, and it's been a great addition to my musical arsenal. I play with three musical groups, and this has withstood two years of regular playing. The case is taking a beating, but the board itself still looks new. I have six stomp boxes (sometimes 7) and a volume pedal mounted to the board and there's room for more. I definitely recommend getting the power supply with it; it really keeps things organized and powers all of my pedals with no problem. It may not be the best board out there, but it's a fantastic value if you want to minimize your setup time and keep your stomps organized.

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

I checked out a lot of boards before I bought this one...no regrets. There are some boards with more features, but not at this price! I even thought about building my own "custom" board, but when you figure your labor and hardware, this one's tough to beat. Gators power units fit under the board so you can utilize the whole top space, and if you already have a power unit (as I have) that doesn't hide underneath, it still leaves ample room for all kinds of pedals, tuner, pre-amps etc. The pockets in the carry bag come in handy for carrying chords and related stuff!

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

Just recieve it yesterday and set up all my pedals on it. It is a large pedalboard and provides room for 9 regular guitar pedals, plus a large wah pedal and a three button switch pedal the amp came with. Good angle for viewing the pedals, good carpet surface and velcro from attaching pedals. I also ordered the Gator G-Bus-8 Power Supply. I would have ordered as a package together, but the package was backordered for several weeks. The power supply is great also. It bolts under the pedalboard in pre-drilled slots and there is even a place to bolt a second power supply later. Very convenient to carry all the pedals already attached and connected on one large board. Just put it in the protective carry bag...which by the way has a carry shoulder strap not shown in the pics. The bag also has two large pockets where you can carry extra cables, pics, music sheets, etc... This is a great deal for the money. Even after ordering the powersupply I only had about $149.00 in this pedalboard. Finding another one at this price...already powered...would be tough. Gator made a great product at a great price! Thanks!

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

This pedalboard is good if you buy it with the power supply but if you dont, then its just a big peice of wood and you can find better boards for less than this anyways. it is 30 in by 15 in, and comes with the case with no handle on the case so u have to slide the handle from the board thru the hole to carry it. (not a fan of playing tetris with my pedalboard) AND you have to deal with the zipper, which usually with my luck gets messed up and stuck, and thats no fun. Get a DETATCHABLE pedalboard.overall if you have alot of pedals, then you should have enough money to buy a better board with a power supply or buy a better board and your own supply.

Comments about Gator GPT-PRO Pedal Tote Pro Pedalboard with Carry Bag:

This is a pretty basic, but great board. I can fit a Boss TU-2, Ibanez TS-808, Boss CH-1, MXR Phase 90, Boss DD-6, Dunlop Power Brick, and my amp's footswitch. They are reasonably spaced, and I could comfortably fit my wah on the board as well (I prefer it off). The included velcro works very well and the board itself doestn't slip around on you. As long as you don't need a built-in power supply, for this much space, at this price, you can't beat it without building your own. (but who has time for that?)