You’ll need both. Many boards do come with a case, but not a power supply. A case protects your gear in transit, and a power supply keeps everything running cleanly and reliably. If you gig, rehearse regularly, or frequently transport your board, both are highly recommended.
Articles in this section
- Which power supply is correct for me?
- Do I need a case or power supply for my pedalboard?
- Can I expand my pedalboard as I add more pedals?
- How do I choose the right size pedalboard for my setup?
- What is the difference between a traditional guitar pedalboard and an expandable pedalboard?
- Can I mount a power supply under the XPND pedalboards?
- What are the adjustable lengths of the XPND Pedalboards?
- How long is the battery life of the XPND Pedal Power Battery Kit?
- Can I use a standard power bank for the XPND Pedal Power Battery Kit?
- Can I use the XPND Backup Power Cell with other products?