Harley Benton SpaceShip 40

I got this as a lighter and more portable alternative to my flight case pedal board. My intended use was for smaller local gigs where I carry my equipment rather than load/unload into cars/airport/etc.

The board itself is excellent quality. Very rugged and I can't see how it could break unless severely abused. But the solotion with the elastic band fastening the power supply isn't ideal. I'm using it with a T-Rex Fuel Tank Classic and the elastic band can't handle the weight of the power supply. After just carrying the pedalboard for relatively short distances (15-20min) the power supply has shifted and is starting to fall off the board completely. Not a HUGE problem as it's easy enough to re-fasten it but a bit annoying. Probably no worse than any other (more expensive) pedalboards with the same kind of elastic bands. I don't think the problem is just with the weight of the power supply though. I think part of the problem is that the elastic bands don't have enough tension around it. I would certainly not recommend this with any power supplies having smaller dimensions than the Fuel Tank Classic. They would just dangle loosely in there. It might be possible to fasten the power supply better with some additional velcro under the board but that's not supplied (the top of the board is already covered with "loop" velcro so only "hook" velcro is supplied).

The gigbag is very nice and far better than some of the cheaper/thinner varieties out there. Obviously it won't protect your pedals from much physical impact so it's not suitable for stacking in the back of a van, travelling by plane or anything like that. If that's the intended use you should get something with a flight case instead.

Overall I'm happy with this product but I would have preferred a better way of fastening the power supply. I can't really complain at this price though, it's so cheap it's practically free!

Really good value, well built from sturdy materials and the bag is very handy. It was tricky to mount my Voodoo Lab PSU underneath it as when it was placed between the brackets, the power input socket and the DC sockets were covered. So I had to insert a piece of stiff foam under the PSU to raise it up so the ports could be accessed. The PSU is held in place by elastic bands. Three were included, but I think at least 4 should be included in each pack as the Voodoo Lab and Fuel Tank PSU's are quite heavy. Or maybe an optional system could be offered as well - like small steel brackets that could be screwed in with self-tapping screws. I would gladly pay a bit extra for these as the board itself is great value.