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“A clever expanding pedalboard that solves a real gigging problem, but it isn’t without practical compromise”: D'Addario XPND 1 Core pedalboard review
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Simply put, the D’Addario XPND 1 pedalboard is a clever, flexible solution for gigging guitarists who need to switch between compact and expanded setups.
After all, pedalboard design hasn't changed dramatically in decades, and D'Addario leans into that with a telescopic system that is, notably, patented.
When D’Addario first launched its XPND pedalboard range in the early 2020s, I wasn’t entirely convinced of the need for a telescopic design.
To be fair, it is chunky, so I wasn’t expecting miracles, but it’s still worth noting if you’re running a larger pedalboard power supply.
Guitar World verdict: Simply put, the D’Addario XPND 1 pedalboard is a clever, flexible solution for gigging guitarists who need to switch between compact and expanded setups.