Harley Benton Spaceship Power 60XL

This is a great board, solidly constructed and the power supply is quiet and works well. I have to be a little careful removing the kettle lead from mine as the socket is very snug and feels like the plastic fascia wants to pull free of the housing, so a gentle wiggle is required to remove it.

All good except for the feet at the front of the board. These are of a fixed height and mean that you can't get the board in the case if you have pedals at the top of the board.

I have had to order some Harley Benton SpaceShip Screwable Feet (377626) so I can reduce the board height prior to putting it in the case.

The case itself is sort of floppy and lacking the padding you would expect to keep your pedals safe, it's basically a bag. Seems rugged enough though.

In general, I am happy with the board, but I think the inclusion of fixed plastic feet instead of adjustable ones is poorly thought through

After doing pedalboard layout exercises, I settled on the Harley Benton Spaceship Power 60XL. The power options are adequate for my pedals and I have a number of power ports left over. The included cables are great, and they are better than many OEM cables that come with pedal power supplies. The aluminum rails are rock solid and you can stand on the board with no issues. I drilled into the rails to mount my pedals and that worked out perfectly. The rails are pre-assembled with loop fabric and that acts like a cushion even if you don't use the supplied loop tape. The loop tape holds very well on the pedals that I don't have screwed down. The 2 USB ports are a very nice touch and more useful that one might think. I use the USB-A port to power a flex lamp that lights up my board on a dark stage. Another use for the USB ports is charging wireless guitar system batteries.

I read one review that said the board does not fit into the carry bag with the pedals on the board. My full-loaded pedalboard fits the bag very well with the front surface to the rear/bottom of the bag. The elevated legs also provide room under the pedal for storage in the carry bag. I keep my power amp brick and cables under the board in the carry bag. With the outside pocket, I can carry everything I need in connection with the pedalboard in a single, convenient carry bag with shoulder strap. I couldn't ask for a better arrangement.

The only negative comment I have is that the double-sided tape for the power cable management clips does not hold well. I recommend using your own tape for those.

When I picked up my Thomann parcel at the DHL store, I thought somebody must have made a mistake: the carton was huge for one pedal board and one pedal. But no mistake, this is a big pedal board.
Setting up the pedal board was really simple and very quick. So simple in fact, that I'll never go back to a board that doesn't have an integrated power supply. It's got all the connections 9V-250mA, 9V-500mA, 9/12/18V-500mA one 9V 3000mA and a 24V-Link (I guess that's to link another pedalboard to this monster board) on the backside there's also a USB connection.
I don't get why not a lot more companies are doing this integrated board thing. Well as Thomann keeps making them....who cares?! I'm very happy with mine (bordering on ecstatic).

Powers up a hungry multi effects unit, an amp/cab sim, several pedals, another multi effects unit , does its job and does it gig worthy! Adaptors and cables included covered ALL options imaginable ( one exception being a 2 AAA battery demanding A/B switch) . Unit has only been turned off during transport and (several months into) works like a charm!
Quality wise overall 4.7 rounding up to 5 in quality due to a very easily detached zipper in the side pocket and bars being shipped off not completely parallel ( easy fix with the provided Allen key). I am still looking for how/why exponentially more pricey units offering 1/3 of the functionality of this justify their existence.