CIOKS DC7 Pedal Power Supply, Limited Edition Red (Gear Hero HQ Exclusive)

Versatile, noise free power in compact design.

I could not believe it at first, It was so quite that I thought my pedal board is not plugged in. Jut buy it and save yourself a lot of unnecessary wasted time and effort. Also very thin profile. Just amazing quality product.

Just enough ports for me and I like having the ability to set the voltage for each port. The USB port it a bonus for my tuner that uses USB power!

This is my first CIOKS...and its better tgen I expected...no noise or hum, even when close to all the pedals in a bunch...gonna buy the expansion models when I need them...moving forward this is the brand/model for powering my pedals!!! Highly Recommended!!!

Ive been playing guitar for over 20 years. Ive gone through nearly every power supply known to man. Im pretty sold on Strymons Zuma and Ojai stuff, but I wanted to build a smaller 12x18 board (compared to my normal 18x32) board to reduce my footprint a bit. I also wanted to build something that I could take up to my newborns room to lull him to sleep. The Zuma was way too big to fit under the board, so I decided to give the DC7 a try. While Im not particularly fond of the RCA jacks for the power on the DC7 side, this power supply provides tons of power. You can power almost anything with it without having to worry about is this the 300mA output or the 100mA output? Compared to the Strymon stuff, its built like a tank too. Im not getting rid of my Zuma and Ojais on my big board, but the DC7 (also paired with a DC4 - it expands!) does the trick for small spaces with big power demands. Dont cheap out on a power supply - pick one of these bad boys up, stop worrying about power concerns, and get to playing.

amazing power supply!

compact

A few things I love about this. It supplies a lot of current to each outlet - enough that you could have seven power-hungry digital pedals if you wanted. You can switch the voltage of every outlet to whatever you need. It comes with a daisy chain cable, so you can power up to 9 pedals with it. It is very low profile, and can be attached easily to the bottom of a Pedaltrain board with a special clamp that they sell separately for about 25 bucks. Im not buying any other kind of supply these days.

Its expandable, but each port has a ton of different power options, even for power-hungry digital pedals.

Does everything you need