DB-3

This was a gift for our son, and it was his first pedal board. It's hard to fault it, really. We all felt that it was exceptionally good value for money, very well constructed, and were very pleasantly surprised when we found a few pedal patch cords had even been included! Velcro is very good quality, the power supply straps were perfect (very cool velcro stuff by the way - we had never seen 'smooth' velcro before). The bag quality is perfectly adequate for what he is intending to use it for (he isn't on the road playing for gigs - mainly just to keep himself organised at home, and for the occasional trip to the studio or his mates' for a jam session). I would think that if you are hauling it around week after week month after month, you'd want something that would provide a bit more protection for the pedals, but as I say, perfectly adequate for it's intended use. The front pouch on the bag is a perfect size for carrying extras - any smaller wouldn't hold enough, and any bigger would make it cumbersome and prone to collecting junk. Overall, I would say that this is a great product, and I would absolutely recommend it!

A really useful piece of equipment for my home studio.

Just took delivery today and thrown it all together. Does exactly what it says on the tin. Decent size as you’ll see from the photo. Sturdy construction. Fits everything in that I want with the power supplies neatly tucked out of the way underneath. Other reviews have moaned about the bottom rail being too thin with no Velcro provided. I’m going to get some blu-tack tomorrow and put a bit on the bottom of each pedal. Reckon that should hold it. The only thing that agg’s me about this product is that if I was still in the welding game I could knock one of these up for pennies. As I’m not, I’m more than happy with what I’ve bought (the included bag is decent too). In conclusion, if you’re tempted by Pedaltrain or any of the other expensive brands, save your money. It’s a metal frame to put your pedals on. End of.

Great board. I've had this for a few years now and it's held up brilliantly. I downsized from a Pedal Train Pro and to be honest there isn't that big of a difference in quality. It sits on the floor and holds pedals, what more could you want?

This is a fantastic board. Some of the reviews express concern about the plastic sides - don't worry, they're fine. I own a pedaltrain nano plus for another mini board, and I have no worries about the quality/durability of this Donner board. It has a very sturdy case with loads of pockets for all your other bits and bobs. The felt comes pre-attached to the board (thank goodness because of the unusual shapes) but I must admit I bought some ultra strength hook and loop to attach to the pedals I installed. I did this because I was worried that the Donner tape wasn't good (based on some of the reviews I read) but I kept with their pre-attached felt. When using a good quality tape on the pedals there was a vice like grip against the Donner felt. In terms of numbers of pedals attached, this board took 4 mini pedals, 7 standard sized pedals (varying sizes), 1 wider (double switch) pedal, and a huge Morley M2 Wah.

This is an excellent pedalboard that has plenty of space to accomodate fx pedals. I have covered its entire upper surface with velcro loop tape, and I have put thin strips of velcro hook tape on the underside of my pedals. This provided sufficient adhesion for the pedals to remain in place but also permits them to be removed, if required. I have attached a Donner DP-3 power supply to the underside using cable ties. I have also attached a 3-way mains block there because my VoiceLive Play needs more current than the DP-3 can deliver. The bag is soft and offers little physical protection, however it keeps everything together and also has a front zipped pocket. It would be better if it had a shoulder strap, however the two carrying handles are adequate. This pedalboard represents very good value for money.

I've had expensive professional, tour grade pedal boards and flight cases. This however isn't that, but doesn't claim to be. But it is perfect for the casual musician, who needs something good quality and value, that is light, compact and easy to transport in and out of venues. I was really impressed with the build quality of every part, comes with Velcro, cable tidy straps, and even patch leads. The bag is also very good quality with decent padding and plenty of storage space for accessories. Highly recommended!

Just the right size for a Tonex plus another couple of pedals. Cool velcro strap to secure a power supply underneath the board. The only negative is that the rubber feet aren't securely attached, I reckon at least one will disappear when a couple of gigs

Klasse, macht was es soll und die Tasche ist auch brauchbar. Nobrainer.

Es justo lo que buscaba: una pedalera bien hecha donde poder poner los pedales en un fila y con su funda para llevarla.

Plenty of space to add extra pedals as I need to. The included gig bag is a real plus and there as enough velcro tape to mount my power supply underneath so the power cables and patch cables are not in contact.

Foi bem fácil de colocar os pedais e pedaleira. A altura é ótima para aceder aos botões com os pés.

I ordered the Donner DB-S200 pedal board based on my positive experiences with other Donner pedal boards I have ordered in the past and still use. Those boards were a great mix of affordability and quality and so is the DB-S200! First and perhaps foremost, I have to emphasize the amazing quality of the padded carrying bag that comes with the pedal board! It is the best pedal board carrying case that I own by far. Not only is it very well made, but the backpack straps that are stored in a zippered compartment were a wonderful addition to the case. I own over 5 pedal boards, and I can honestly say that if I need to travel somewhere with any of those pedal boards, I will be doing so with the bag that comes with the DB-S200! Another unique and awesome quality of the DB-S200 is the system it uses for power supply attachment. My major critique of my earlier Donner pedal boards was that they did not have a cut-out that was amenable to mounting standard pedal board power supplies to the underside of the board (I have found ways around this critique, but they are not ideal). In contrast, the DB-S200 has a large cut-out that will accomodate any pedal board power supply, and most importantly, a strap to secure the power supply to the board (in combination with velcro attachment to the board itself). I feel confident mounting any of the power supplies I have to the board using this system. The board itself is welded metal and appears to be very sturdy. The sides of the board are made of plastic with handle shaped cutouts for lifting and carrying the board. Although the plastic sides of the board contribute to its lightweight, this is one area for potential improvement I would point out. Though I am not terribly concerned about the sides breaking, I would feel more reassured of their sturdiness if they were made of metal (as the rest of the board). Finally, the board comes with velcro attached to it, which is a really good thing, because the unique cutout between rails of the board for wiring would be very difficult to cover with velcro if I had to do it myself. This was a very nice attention to detail. If I had any other minor gripe, it would be that I would have personally preferred for the board to be a little wider (which could have come at the expense of it being a little less tall/deep). But, this is an idiosyncratic gripe that may not apply to others. Luckily, I've attached pictures, one of which filled with pedals so you can judge for yourself whether the dimensions of the board would work for you! I would recommend this board to anyone looking for a well-designed pedal board, with an amazing carrying case (yes, I love the carrying case :) )!