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D'Addario XPND Pedalboard - Single Row

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Introducing the D'addario XPND Pedalboard - Single Row, a perfect blend of flexibility, adaptability, and durability for the modern musician. This pedalboard is designed with Telescopically Expanding 2-Rail System that allows you to continually build and adjust your sonic palette. Its patented extendable rails can be instantly adjusted to add or remove pedals as per your preference.

The XPND Pedalboard is not just about flexibility, it's also about neatness. It features an Advanced Cable Management System, which keeps your connections secure and adjustable. This ensures a clean, uncluttered pedalboard top, free from visible cables that could cause tripping hazards or signal interference.

Built with a rugged yet lightweight aluminum frame, the XPND Pedalboard can withstand the rigors of touring and life on the road. It's stomp-proof design ensures years of heavy use without bending, warping, or showing signs of wear and tear. Furthermore, it comes equipped with loop Velcro, making it easy to attach and rearrange pedals.

Key Features:

Telescopically Expanding 2-Rail System for flexible pedal adjustment
Advanced Cable Management System for secure and neat connections
Durable and lightweight aluminum construction for roadworthy performance
Loop Velcro for easy pedal attachment and rearrangement
Adjustable width from 14" to 35" for maximum flexibility
Can accommodate up to 10 pedals on the 35" model
Mounted rubber feet and lightweight structure for stability and easy transport

Product specs

Available since	February 2022
Number Of Effects	10
Incl. power supply	No
Effect Send/Return	No
Incl. Gigbag	No
Incl. Case	No

FAQs

Can the D'Addario XPND Pedalboard accommodate different pedal sizes?: Yes, the D'Addario XPND Pedalboard features an expandable design that allows you to adjust its length, accommodating various pedal sizes and configurations.
Is the D'Addario XPND Pedalboard suitable for gigging musicians?: The D'Addario XPND Pedalboard is ideal for gigging musicians due to its durable construction and the ability to expand or contract based on your pedal needs, making it versatile and easy to transport.
Does the D'Addario XPND Pedalboard come with a power supply?: No, the D'Addario XPND Pedalboard does not include a power supply. Users will need to purchase a separate power supply to power their pedals.
How many pedals can the D'Addario XPND Pedalboard hold?: The D'Addario XPND Pedalboard can hold up to 10 standard-sized pedals, depending on their individual sizes and the configuration you choose.
Is there a carrying case included with the D'Addario XPND Pedalboard?: No, the D'Addario XPND Pedalboard does not come with a carrying case or gig bag. Users may need to purchase a separate case for transport and protection.

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PROS

Superior build quality compared to lightweight aluminum boards
Adjustable feet for uneven surfaces
Sufficient space for thin profile power supplies underneath
Versatile, can hold drum machines or pedals
Durable, with expectations of long-term use
Lightweight and easy to set up
Flexible, ideal for mini pedals and compact setups
Expandable rail system for additional pedals
Conceals cables for a tidy setup
Telescopic function and portability for travel

CONS

May appear small at first glance
Not suitable for traditional, bulkier power supplies
No carrying case included, requiring additional purchase for protection during transport

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Features and functionality

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The XPND pedalboard's expandable sections create a slight height difference, about 1/8 inch, which can cause pedals to teeter if placed across the seam.
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The Cioks Sol power supply fits well under the XPND 1 but requires mounting on the upper half of the underside to avoid ground contact.
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The XPND pedalboard allows the use of risers to elevate pedals, which can aid in access and visibility during performances.
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The XPND's rail style design simplifies pedal swaps, making it ideal for users frequently adjusting their setup due to Gear Acquisition Syndrome (GAS).
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Build quality

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The D'addario XPND lacks protruding feet, which some believe contributes to its robustness compared to other expandable pedalboards.
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Use cases and applications

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The board is noted for being durable enough for touring, even when fully expanded, with users appreciating the ability to adjust the board size for different pedal setups.
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The XPND's flexible size adjustment is particularly beneficial for musicians who switch between larger and smaller gig setups, enhancing portability and adaptability.
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The high cost of the D'addario bag is a frequent concern, prompting owners to seek alternative storage solutions, such as using a hard shell cable case with foam.
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The Harley Benton Spaceship Flex series offers a similar expandable concept at a lower price, though potentially with slightly lower build quality.
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Owners find the Cioks Sol less expensive than Strymon with similar power efficiency and expandability, making it a popular choice for the XPND 1.
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Users transitioning from Temple to XPND find Temple's quick release plates cumbersome compared to using dual lock on the XPND, which offers better pedal stability.
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User experience

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Some users prefer the Walrus Phoenix for larger setups, while the Cioks DC7 is considered overkill for the single row XPND.
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Owners appreciate the pre-laid velcro on both the top and bottom, facilitating easy pedal attachment and power supply mounting, supported by cable ties if necessary.
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about 1 year ago

Incredibly well made, clever form factor, but not perfect

So given that I've moved away from my gear junkie ways, I figured a smaller pedalboard was in order so I can have all my effects organized. Got this from my local Guitar Center for just a shade under $100.

Brought it home and thought: "Welp, this better be well made." I was surprised. Solid metal construction, Velcro already (mostly) installed, and LEGO - dare I say DUPLO - simple construction. Was finished and ready to put pedals on in a matter of minutes.

That's where the positives end, I'm afraid.

When I put my wah on it, close to the middle, it made it incredibly wobbly. Not much of a ding against it, because I can always figure out a way to rig it so the bottom half of the pedal sits flush with the floor, making a tripod footprint. I don't use my wah that much, so it's not that big of a deal.

Then when I put my phaser on it - which regrettably doesn't have the same regular stompbox format as the other pedals I have - it forced me to have my Tera Echo off the board completely, rather than together with the rest. Annoying, but workable.

Overall, I'd give this thing a solid 4.5 out of five. Just be prepared to do some creative arranging if you've got weird non-single box-size pedals and maybe some additional DIY if you have something that'll make it wobble like I've got.

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