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If you're running guitar pedals, you really should get a pedalboard. Keeping pedals locked in place, cables routed cleanly, and settings exactly where you left them makes every session and every gig smoother.
American Musical Supply carries pedalboard options that fit real rigs, not just ideal ones. From compact options for minimalist players to larger boards that handle complex signal chains, you’ll find layouts that support how you like to play. Different sizes, mounting styles, and materials make it easy to build a board that travels well, sets up fast, and stays put once it’s down. Not sure where to start? Check out our guide on How to Build a Pedalboard for tips on layout, power management, and routing.
Pedalboards usually fall into two camps: flat or angled. Neither is better; it comes down to how you play, how many pedals you run, and how often you’re reaching for switches mid-song.
Here’s how they compare:
If you run a few pedals, flat keeps things straightforward. Bigger rigs usually benefit from an angled layout that adds comfort and organization.
Here are some pedalboard options at American Musical Supply that cover a range of styles, sizes, and workflows. Each brings something a little different to the table, depending on how you like your rig to live.
A great all-in-one solution for players who want power built in. The SKB PS-8 comes with an onboard power supply and a gig bag, so setup and teardown are smooth, and cables stay tucked away.
The RockBoard Quad 4.1 is a well-organized board for players who want room to grow. Its layered layout helps keep your pedals visible and accessible, and the included bag makes transport easy.
If you play bigger rigs or you’re constantly loading in, the Gator GTour’s size and wheel-equipped case make life easier. Plenty of surface area and rugged construction make it easier to carry more effects.
The BOSS BCB-1000 is a solid choice for players who want straightforward utility and classic reliability. It’s sized to hold a typical stompbox lineup without unnecessary extras.
Voodoo's Dingbat Small EX is a premium small pedalboard with excellent build quality and room for a compact rig. A Voodoo Lab power solution on board keeps juice flowing with tidy routing and minimal setup.
Whether your priority is power integration, portability, or space for expansion, there’s a pedalboard here that fits the way you play.
Thinking about adding a multi-FX unit to your pedalboard, but not sure how it fits into the mix? This video walks through how to slot one into an existing setup without blowing up your signal chain. It’s a practical watch if you’re looking to save space, add flexibility, or simplify your rig before the next gig. Grab a few patch cables and see how it all comes together.
If your pedalboard doesn’t include built-in power, choosing the right power supply keeps everything running clean and predictable. Here’s what to look for:
Pedal cables matter just as much as power. Short, well-made patch cables keep your signal path tight and make routing easier, especially on smaller boards.
Choose based on how many pedals you plan to use, plus some extra space for growth. Many players size up to avoid rebuilding later.
They can be, especially if you want fewer components and a faster setup.
Not directly. They help keep cables organized and pedals stable, thereby reducing unwanted noise.
A solid guitar pedalboard makes your effects easier to use and a lot more fun to play. When pedals stay put, cables stay tidy, and power is handled cleanly, your rig feels ready every time you step on it. Browse our full selection of pedalboards and find the size, layout, and features that fit your rig. American Musical Supply offers flexible payment plans that let you spread out the cost of boards, power supplies, and cables, so you can build the setup you want without waiting.
