Rockboard QUAD 4.2 B with Gig Bag

This pedalboard is very good with innovative design compared to pedaltrains or palmer (which I also have).

However the biggest problem I faced was to install the MOD1 because there are 2 vertical beams underneath which make it impossible to screw the MOD without removing these beams. And if you remove these beams is very difficult to screw them back again to the board without proper tools (in my opinion the tools provided are a joke, as you need "real" tools and a LOT of patience to install the MOD and the beams back to their place).

Another problem was that the screws quality (for the MOD) is rather cheap so be careful not to overtighten - one of them simply broke and probably this cheap quality is the reason they supply you with extra screws and nuts.

Other than the above 2 problems it is very good and light and I like a lot the fact you can hide the cables underneath more easily than other pedalboards (you can wrap them around the two beams or insert the cables inside them) and keep everything tidy and out of sight.

Quality and to a certain point well thought out product. It does look sturdy and reliable. Bag is more than good enough. You will however have problems mounting that Rockboard MOD 1 V2 TRS & XLR Patchbay because the screw holes are just under those reinforcement vertical bars and you'll need to remove them. Also the space beneath for for your power is then limited and I struggled to put Strymon Zuma but at the end managed with the help of rockboard tray. Good thing about this pedalboard is that you have so much additional gimmicks you can buy for it like cable holders that just fit perfectly. Best one I've owned but as I said before. Prepare your screwdrivers and wrenches.

The USP of the Rockboard is that you can fit mod panels, right? Well good news - the Warwick team painted the inside of the screw threads that accept the mod boards so you can't actually screw anything in there without cross threading. I had to use a tap and die set to cut the paint out and then it was fine.

The board flexes under pressure, so if you're say pushing hard on a wah that has a switch under it, the top of the board will bend down slightly.

Oh and don't buy the Rockboard XLR cables that say they'll fit in the holes/slats - I assume they were measured to fit in an unpainted board, but when you try they actually scrape the paint off.