Rockboard The Tray

The Tray does its job. You can mount it underneath a RockBoard and it can hold a power brick or some pedals. However, I found that when combined with a RockBoard TRES 3.1 it leaves not enough room for an isolated power brick. So I cannot use it. Also the Tray is fastened using plastic screws, for one-time use. Why? And lastly, why isn't this just included with every RockBoard?

The Tray its amazing dont get me wrong. The holding solution the rivets are impossible to remove, so make sure you do it right the first time and/or dont change the power supply. that was my case. now to remove the tray the rivets broke even doing what Rockboard says we should do. Now i have to but a 4,99€ spare rivets but pay 20€ delivery..

This is the recommended (only?) way you can store a power brick-style power supply under your Rockboard. I use it with a Dunlop DC Brick and the Cinque 5.2B board and it works perfectly.

Only slight criticism and why one star is missing - it didn't come with any instructions, so I was a bit puzzled how to use the plastic rivet thing, but once I worked that out it's totally secure under the board (hint -both bits go in from the top of the "tray" underneath the Rockboard).

The undercarriage tray was the primary reason I went with the Rockboard line of pedalboards - the tray fits great underneath and I actually love the way it looks with the lights illuminated from below the pedals. I think the only thing I would change is improving the hardware it comes with, otherwise totally satisfied

It goes over the Mod so it’s pointless. Just use a ton of Velcro to suspend your brick, job done.

if you have the rockboard setup, then this is an easy way to attach battery packs or other useful items underneath the pedal board, out of sight

I bought it to mount under my pedalboard and attach a PSU on it.

There could have been more options for mounting it. I felt I was a bit restricted and could not get it just how I wanted.

All in it's just a mounting plate. I attached my unit with screws through the holes, but one could use Velcro/dual lock.

How other manufacturers haven't copied Rockboard's great designs is beyond me, they have features and functions that other brands don't have and to me it makes them class-leaders. Not only that, the price is fantastic, the build-quality is fantastic and in the 20+ Rockboard's I've used I haven't had a single issue.

The cheap plastic locker is not made for multiple attachments/detachments. It would be ideal to have the same screws/lock nuts system as the MODs.

I couldn't use it with my Truetone 1Spot Pro CS6 power supply - with all power cables the space is too small. Using pedalboard tape is much more practical idea. Built quality is otherwise excellent.