I've been searching everywhere and Finally Found the perfect pedal board! This AZOR Guitar Pedal Board with Built-in Power Supply is the real deal. Literally onboard power so there is less mess and better organized. The built in power has room for six 9v 100mA connections, a 9v 300mA connection, a 9v 500mA connection plus 2 more variable volt spots as well. Very versatile. Great folding design as well. This is a must have for your mini pedals!!

There is nothing but noise interference when the pedal are plugged in. All you hear is bussing

At this price point, you could maybe buy a good quality power supply OR pedal board OR pedal board bag, and maybe have enough left for a couple rolls of hook and loop.Or you could get this and get ALL of that, in excellent quality, study, smooth, polished craftsmanship, smart, helpful design, in a full, no-corners-cut package.The power supply has better and more flexible options than the other standalone supplies I've gotten – specifically, the two rightmost ports can both do 18v OR 12v – and if you don't need either of those, you switch them back to 9V with the flick of a switch. No more wasted ports/space for voltages that are good to have, but you don't need right now.The power cables are a perfect length reach anywhere on the board, yet not so long as to have excessive slack to deal with.The horizontal slats are hollow underneath, like rails, so you can organize cables by tucking them up in there if you want. And every inch of the edges in there has been sanded/filed smooth; no risk of nicking your cables or you fingers.They rubber feet are perfect thickness to cushion, and to prevent slippage. They feel excellently fixed in place, and are squarely placed, no wobbles or variations. Might sound like a small thing, but spend enough time in the budget/value/entry level gear space and you'll see that these thigns aren't guaranteed.The rear rail rotates smoothly, and the angles and distances have been worked out so professionally that there's no worries about it bumping the cables' pedals or anythign when you rotate it.So far, power seems perfectly isolated – I've got some pedals that get really fussy when sharing a power supply if it isn't isolated, and they're all behaving very happily on this Azor board & supply.The power supply's blue lights are just enough to confirm the unit is on, not enought to be an issue, blind you, or look tacky.And the dedicated on/off button on the supply is much appreciated, too. No corners cut here. Great number and assortment of ports.My one concern involves the close, perfect fit of the bag around the board – it fits so well, I suspect I'll need to unplug the power cables from the supply to keep them from receiving pressure. That said, I probably should do that anyway, so, fine. I'd also like a tiny bit of wiggle room off the sides so that I could have pedals overhanging the edges some and still fit in the bag.. but again, there are good reasons not to do that, so, okay.They bag itself is really nice! No lousy, paper-thin pack-in afterthought here. Beautifully padded, zippers seem great and secure, and indeed the board fits in it perfectly, with plenty of headroom for tall pedals. The exterior pocket is a good, generous size too.Overall, couldn't be happier with this, and will absolutely recommend it to friends who want a complete solution that doesn't eat up their whole pedal budget :)I'd buy this for my kid if he ever gets into pedals; might even buy myself a second one if I want to start going two-board :)

I have a huge board for home use and wanted a traveling board. I replicated my preferred sound with cheaper pedals in case of theft. The bag for this board is really nicely padded and fits the board and pedals well. It has velcro straps inside the bag to hold the board and pedals in place if you want to use it. The exterior pocket holds a lot, including guitar cables and is a generous size. The power supply is completely silent with an excellent combination of voltages. When 9 - 12 - and 18 volts are available, there is a switch to choose which one you want, so that you aren't stuck with a useless 12 volt option if you aren't using it. The power supply is built into one of the bars of the pedal. You just twist it to face up or away depending on what you want. When you twist it up to face you, the leg is extended, giving a board a useful tilt. The hook and loop provided is just the right size for the board - one roll for the board, one roll for your pedals. The right angled power supply cables seem really solid and ergonomic. I am really impressed with the whole design, the accessories, and even the pretty blue lights when you turn the power supply on with the button provided. High five to whoever designed this and very thoughtful and comprehensive accessories. This is a great board at any price, but at this price, it's even better!