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Description
The RockBoard QUAD 4.2 is the unsung hero of pedalboards, offering a seamless blend of durability and functionality for guitarists who demand reliability on the road and in the studio. Crafted from cold-rolled aluminum, this pedalboard is lightweight yet torsion-resistant, providing a robust foundation for your array of effects pedals. Its thoughtful design includes a slot layout, making pedal mounting a breeze, while the absence of welded seams ensures a sleek, flat 10° angled surface that’s both practical and stylish.
The QUAD 4.2's impressive capacity can hold approximately 9 to 15 pedals, accommodating even the most ambitious setups. It's designed to integrate effortlessly with RockBoard’s Module Patchbays and The Tray, a universal power supply mounting solution (sold separately), providing flexibility and customization for your rig. The pedalboard's U-shaped support strut offers additional reinforcement, ensuring stability during even the most energetic performances.
Musicians will appreciate the attention to detail like the robust black powder-coated finish, which resists wear and tear, and the convenient mounting holes for RockBoard LED lights (also sold separately). Plus, it comes complete with a gig bag for easy transport, and essential accessories like self-adhesive hook-and-loop fasteners, fleece tape, and cable ties.
Key Features:
- Holds approximately 9 to 15 effect pedals
- Torsion-resistant, lightweight aluminum construction
- Slot design for easy pedal mounting
- Cold-rolled aluminum with U-shaped support strut
- Flat, 10° angled board surface without welded seams
- Compatible with RockBoard Module Patchbays and The Tray
- Includes gig bag, hook-and-loop fasteners, fleece tape, and cable ties
Product specs
| Available since | January 2018 |
| Number Of Effects | 15 |
| Incl. power supply | No |
| Effect Send/Return | No |
| Incl. Gigbag | Yes |
| Incl. Case | No |
FAQs
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What is the construction material of the RockBoard QUAD 4.2 pedalboard?
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The RockBoard QUAD 4.2 is constructed from sturdy and lightweight cold-rolled aluminum, ensuring durability and ease of transport.
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Does the RockBoard QUAD 4.2 come with a power supply?
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No, the RockBoard QUAD 4.2 does not include a power supply. However, it is compatible with RockBoard® The Tray, which is a universal power supply mounting solution.
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Is the RockBoard QUAD 4.2 pedalboard suitable for easy pedal mounting?
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Yes, the RockBoard QUAD 4.2 features a slotted design that facilitates easy pedal mounting, allowing for flexible and secure arrangement of your effects.
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Does the RockBoard QUAD 4.2 include a gig bag for transportation?
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Yes, the RockBoard QUAD 4.2 comes with an included gig bag, making it convenient to transport your pedalboard safely.
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Can the RockBoard QUAD 4.2 accommodate a patch bay?
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Yes, the RockBoard QUAD 4.2 has a slot designed for RockBoard® MOD patch bays, enhancing connectivity options for your pedal setup.
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Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about RockBoard QUAD 4.2.
Build quality
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The ABS case handle is noted to be uncomfortable, and the board itself is heavy, which could be a consideration for frequent travelers.
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Setup and maintenance
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The RockBoard QUAD 4.2 can accommodate additional pedals with creative cable management, and pedalplayground.com is recommended for planning setups.
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Removing one of the short crossbars allows for fitting larger power supplies like the Cioks DC7 and DC8, without compromising the board's sturdiness.
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Features and functionality
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The RockBoard QUAD 4.2 can fit a substantial number of pedals, including a loop switcher, making it suitable for complex setups.
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The RockBoard QUAD 4.2 features closed sides, which help conceal and organize cabling for a cleaner setup underneath.
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RockBoard's sheet aluminium design shows mounting hardware on the top surface, contrasting with Pedaltrain's hollow frame for hidden modifications.
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Comparisons
Use cases and applications
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The pedalboard is used effectively with a variety of pedals, including the unique Nine of Sword Headache for harmonic percolator effects, highlighting its versatility.
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Other
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The ABS case's interior is fully lined with foam, making it unsuitable for use without the pedalboard itself.
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Mods and upgrades
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Some owners prefer to mount a short cord with an on/off switch underneath, utilizing the open space for easy access.
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The MOD 2 option is favored for integrating USB connectivity, especially by those using an HX Stomp.
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Custom aluminium mounting plates allow Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 3 placement without drilling, addressing limited RockBoard tray positions.
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User experience
4.0 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 2 Ratings
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Big enough but...
Mine came with its own flight case, which is pretty cool.
It's not big enough for people who want to run more than a couple of oversize pedals - but plenty big enough for anyone using "normal" size pedals and an expression pedal or 2. Nice options for the various modules (I use the one with four inputs and a power supply plug). Robustly built.
Negatives. The plastic parts. Plastic push-in plug to hold the power supply plate in position is frankly awful. Not conducive to people who need to switch stuff around on a regular basis. And the glue on the plastic stick-on cable routing guides is rubbish.
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