Rockhouse Pedalboard 20 x 10 Guitar Pedal Board Case - Tidy Power

In this review the Rockhouse Pedalboard is evaluated as a practical, lightweight solution for guitarists who need a tidy, portable pedalboard with hidden power storage. The single biggest reason to consider it is the built-in power compartment and multiple cable holes that keep power supplies and cords out of sight while still offering a two-tier slope for easy access to pedals on the back row. It is best for players who use compact pedals and want a neat gig-ready layout without heavy metal construction.

Key Features

• Built-in power compartment: The internal power room keeps a compatible power supply hidden and helps reduce visible cable clutter on stage.
• Ten cable holes: Multiple 0.66' cable access points let users route power and signal cables neatly beneath the board for a cleaner setup.
• Slope design: The two-tier layout elevates the back row so pedals are easier to reach without stepping on the front row, improving playability in a live setting.
• Large usable surface: At 19.8 x 9.9 in the deck fits up to ten standard compact effects or eight plus an expression pedal, covering most compact pedal collections.
• Lightweight polymer construction: ABS materials keep the board durable yet light at about 2.42 lb, making transport and stage setup easier than heavier metal boards.
• Included gig bag: An oxford cloth carry bag ships with the board, providing basic protection and easier transport between rehearsals and shows.

Who It's For

The Rockhouse Pedalboard suits gigging guitarists and hobbyists who favor a neat, modular pedal layout and use compact stompboxes that fit typical compact pedal footprints. Players who value lightweight gear and need a simple way to hide a power supply beneath the board will find this especially useful.

It is not for those who use unusually large power bricks that exceed the listed compartment dimensions or power units with thick plugs and XLR-style connectors that cannot pass through the 0.66' cable holes; such users should consider mounting those power supplies on top of a larger board instead.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Well thought out power compartment and cable routing that keeps the board tidy onstage.
• Two-tier slope makes rear pedals accessible without crowding the front row.
• Lightweight and rustproof ABS construction is easy to carry and durable for frequent travel.
• Included carry bag simplifies transport between gigs.

Cons

• Power compartment size and cable hole diameter mean some larger power units, including ones with thicker plugs or XLR cables, will not fit through or inside the compartment.
• Some users may find the gig bag provides limited space compared with larger padded cases.

Specifications

Brand	Rockhouse
Deck size	19.8 x 9.9 in (50 x 25 cm)
Power room	7.87 x 3.93 x 1.69 in
Cable hole diameter	0.66 in
Material	ABS polymer plastics
Weight	Approximately 2.42 lb (empty)
Includes	Oxford cloth carry bag, mounting tape, cable ties

Our Verdict

The Rockhouse Pedalboard is a sensible, value-focused option for players with compact pedals who want clean cable management and easier access to a back row of effects. Its lightweight ABS build, built-in power compartment and slope design deliver practical benefits for gigging musicians, though those with oversized power supplies or bulky plugs should confirm dimensions first or mount their power unit on top of the board.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a Voodoo Lab style power fit inside?
Answer. The power compartment does not fit a Voodoo Lab power because its plug and common XLR cable cannot pass through the cable holes; mounting it on top of the board is recommended.

How many pedals will the board hold?
Answer. The 19.8 x 9.9 in deck can hold up to ten standard compact pedals or about eight pedals plus an expression pedal, depending on layout.

Is the board heavy to carry?
Answer. No, the ABS polymer construction keeps the empty board around 2.42 lb and the included oxford cloth bag makes it easy to transport.