Rockboard QUAD 4.2 C with Flight Case

This is my first pedalboard ever, and I'm indeed happy with it. It's definitely super sturdy, feels practically bomb-proof. It took me a while to figure out how to attach my pedals to it, but with the included velcro and cable ties I succeeded. The holes in the board allow you to wire the cables (between the pedals, and also their power cables). I used a hair dryer to warm up the velcro before gluing it to the pedals and pedalboard.

The flight case is also super sturdy, I have no doubt it will protect my precious pedals in any situation! The padding in the inside is soft enough to allow for different size pedals, but also prevents them from moving around. So it's perfect. Be sure to check the dimensions of the flight case if you intend to put it in a specific place. It's quite big ...

Remember to get The Tray with this, you'll need it to attach your power supply to this!

The only downside is that, with the hard case, my pedalboard is quite heavy! A total of 15kg hahaha...

The Rockboard QUAD 4.2 C with Flight Case is a professional-grade pedalboard built to handle serious touring and gigging needs. Its aluminum frame is sturdy, the slotted design keeps cable management neat, and the included flight case ensures your pedals stay protected on the road. The modular compatibility with RockBoard’s MOD patchbays and The Tray system adds extra flexibility.

However, the strength and protection come at the cost of weight—the board plus case can feel heavy when fully loaded, and the handle on the ABS case isn’t the most comfortable for long carries. For players who prioritize durability and a clean, organized rig, it’s an excellent investment. Just be prepared for the heft if you move it around frequently.

Pros
Extremely sturdy aluminum build with U-brace reinforcement
Professional flight case offers excellent protection
Room for 9–15 pedals depending on size
Slotted design allows clean cable routing underneath
Compatible with RockBoard MOD patchbays and The Tray power supply mount
Provides more usable mounting surface than some alternatives (e.g., Pedaltrain)
Well-thought-out design with accessories included (velcro, pads, screws)

Cons
Heavy when fully loaded (can reach ~15 kg with pedals + case)
Flight case handle could be more ergonomic for carrying long distances
Limited vertical clearance under the board for larger power supplies or modules
Not the most compact option—requires decent transport space