Guitar pedalboard UBP-100

Hollow rails let patch cables and power leads run underneath the board, keeping the top less cluttered and reducing exposed cable paths around your feet.

The 19.1 × 9.7-inch aluminium surface is designed to hold 10–16 pedals. Its 1.9-inch profile keeps the setup low for switching during rehearsals or live sets.

A padded carry bag is included, along with hook-and-loop tape for attaching pedals. That makes this a more complete setup than a bare board, though the pedal count you can fit will depend on the size and layout of your effects.

How it fits

This board is aimed at guitarists and bassists who want several effects in one organised rig, rather than a compact board for a handful of essentials. The stated capacity of 10–16 pedals gives you room to plan a larger signal chain, but it is not a guarantee that every combination will fit: pedal dimensions and cable placement take up space too. Before choosing, map out your actual pedals against the 19.1 × 9.7-inch surface.

For a practical example, a player setting up for rehearsal could attach their effects with the supplied tape, route patch cables below the rails and carry the assembled board in its bag. The four rubber feet are intended to help keep it in place on different floor surfaces. Would you rather build around a bare board and source a case and fastening material separately? This kit includes those basics, but its appeal depends on whether the included board size suits your rig.

It suits you if you want a larger, low-profile aluminium board with a bag for moving between home, studio and gigs. It is not for you if your priority is a smaller, lighter setup or you need a stated fit for particular pedal models, none are listed here. Given its design, the useful trade-off is more room for effects and cable routing in exchange for carrying a larger board and bag.

Pros

• Aluminium construction and a slim 1.9-inch profile.
• Hollow rails provide a route for patch cables and power leads beneath the board.
• Padded 600D Oxford cloth bag with a reinforced handle is included.
• Hook-and-loop tape is supplied: a 39-inch hook roll and four 14-inch loop strips.
• Four rubber feet are pre-installed.

The supplied tape and bag make it easier to start organising a rig without sourcing those items separately. One detail to note: the product name gives the model as UBP-100, while the description refers to UPB-50. That inconsistency makes the exact model designation unclear, so check the listing details before ordering if the model number matters to you.

Spec sheet

• Type: Guitar and bass pedalboard
• Model: UBP-100 in the product name, UPB-50 also appears in the description
• Material: Aluminium alloy
• Dimensions: 19.1 × 9.7 inches, 1.9-inch profile
• Stated capacity: 10–16 pedals
• Colour: Black
• Included: Carry bag, hook-and-loop tape and four pre-installed rubber feet

My take

This is worth considering when your current board is crowded, you want to route cables underneath, and a carry bag is part of the setup you need. Its larger stated capacity is the main reason to choose it over a smaller, simpler board, the bag and fastening tape add practical value for transport and setup. The key limitation is fit: the listed pedal count cannot tell you whether your particular effects will fit comfortably, and the model naming is inconsistent in the supplied details. If those points check out against your intended layout, it has the right features for a more organised rehearsal or gig rig. If you only use a few pedals, a smaller board may be easier to carry and less board than you need.