10 Best Pedalboards UK 2024 | Audio Engineer Reviewed

While we haven't technically crunched the numbers, we'd say that this is likely the best ever selling pedalboard. It's the perfect size for those who are just getting started as it has plenty of room for expansion and can fit up to 10 pedals at a time – maybe even a few more if you opt for the mini versions.

The board utilises a slanted design, so you can store the power underneath, although do note that there is not a mounting option. However, it does come with a soft gig bag and Velcro, so it really is great value. Furthermore, for its size, it is lightweight, which makes transporting your gear that little easier. 

The Tres 3.1 pedalboard offers boutique-style customisation without the usual wallet-shattering prices. The board has plenty of holes for routing your signal chain however you would like, plus it has a unique support beam down the middle to provide extra solidity. 

It comes with a gig bag and power supply mounting options and makes the most of its smaller surface area, with the company stating that you can fit up to 10 pedals on there. Plus, you have height adjustability too. 

Most of the time, our pedalboards look fine right up until we attempt to fit a volume, wah or effects pedal on there. Then it all gets a little cramped. However, the folks a Friedman have solved this by creating an ingenious two-tier system that allows you to place it above the rest of the pedals. 

Furthermore, the wiring options are hugely configurable, and it comes with all the bells and whistles one could ever need. Sure, it's not the cheapest option available, but if you fancy treating yourself, we guarantee you'll be impressed by the quality.

Donner has produced an excellent package here. All that's left to add is a power source and your pedals, and you'll be away. The pedalboard is made from aluminium, so it's sturdy yet lightweight, but it's the effort everywhere else that makes this stand out. 

Included in the kit is no less than a 3 m roll of Velcro, the power supply mounting option underneath, hooks and loops for keeping everything tidy, some connectors and even a little pick holder on the side. It's just all very thoughtful and well put together, plus there are various sizes available. 

It has to be said, there is a lot of good value with this Gator pedalboard. Firstly, you have plenty of space on the board to fit all your essentials and then some. Secondly, you get a reliable soft bag with two huge pockets that's ideal for carrying cables and any other accessories you might want to take with you.

However, the addition of the Gator GBSU8 power supply makes this an absolute bargain. This power source will supply up to 11 pedals and even has 3 connectors that power the hungry 18V models too. 

Pedaltrain is often considered the standard by which all other pedalboards are measured. So you know that if you chose to opt for their products, you're getting an exceptionally made piece of equipment that will likely last as long as you'll be playing.

Here, we've opted for their Nano+ option. This board can fit one line of pedals, so it's better for those who have a smaller number of pedals or perhaps a bass player who's looking to add a few more options. You'll also receive an excellent quality soft bag with your purchase. 

This is a fantastic pedalboard made with the legendary Stagg quality. It's on the smaller side, so it's better suited to someone who doesn't want too many effects in their chain. It comes with a hard case, as well as a Velcro strap to secure your pedals in place.

The compact size could be a positive or a negative, depending on your rig. Plus, considering the smaller size, it is on the heavier side. However, many players indeed found transporting to be no problem, generally because of the comfortable handle design. 

If you're working on a tight budget, then this offer from Gorilla Stands could be right up your street. For a little over £30, you get a decent-sized board that can fit up to 10 standard-sized pedals. 

Additionally, the hard shell case looks neat and will protect your pedals. If you're a gigging musician, then then quality may be somewhat lacking, but you could always upgrade to something more robust should you require another one in the future.

Boss are possibly the biggest name in the pedal game, so it's only natural that they've had a go at making pedalboards too. Here, the compact BCB-90X is a hard case design with one impressive feature – it comes with a daisy chain and a pedal power source that accommodates up to 10 pedals. 

Additionally, the pedalboard is completely customisable, so you can manipulate it to fit your personal setup. Our only gripe is that the power supply isn't isolated, so you could end up with some noise. Still, for the price, this is ideal for players looking to buy their first board.

First up in our ranking, we have the Diago Showman. This pedalboard is the integrated hard case style, so it's flat and will keep your gear safe when you're travelling to and from gigs. Furthermore, it's larger, so it's ideal if you have like to have plenty of pedal options on you at all times. 

There are a couple concerns, though. Firstly, it's pretty heavy. In fact, it's heavier than some guitars, and this is without any pedals in there. Not an ideal choice for lugging on foot, then. Secondly, it's pretty pricey, so you'll want to be committed to it before purchasing.