Pedalboards and Pedalboard Accessories

For XPND, the main decision is whether you want one row of pedals or two. XPND 1 is ideal if you typically run 7–8 standard pedals and prefer a compact setup. If your needs are bigger, or you expect your rig to grow, XPND 2 gives you two rows, with significantly more room for expansion. Think about how many pedals you use now, but also where your setup is headed. Choose the board that fits your current rig comfortably, with enough breathing room for whatever comes next.

Yes, but only if you’re using an expandable board. XPND pedalboards are designed to grow with your setup. Just unlock the latches, slide the board to your desired length, and lock it back in place. No rebuilding or starting over.

You’ll need both. Many boards do come with a case, but not a power supply. A case protects your gear in transit, and a power supply keeps everything running cleanly and reliably. If you gig, rehearse regularly, or frequently transport your board, both are highly recommended.

The best place to start is with a supply that can cover your whole chain cleanly and reliably. Most pedals run on 9V, but some require higher voltages, and many digital pedals benefit from isolated outputs to keep noise down. If you want a power option built specifically for modern pedalboards, XPND Power is designed to handle a wide range of pedals, deliver consistent clean power. Meanwhile, the fully adjustable daisy chain gives you flexibility to add or remove pedals. It’s a simple, dependable choice for most setups, especially if you plan to expand your rig over time.