Hiree Guitar Pedal Power Supply Adapter Station Distributor 10 Isolated DC Output for 9V/12V/18V Effect PedalBoard with 4 AC Outlet for Charging Speaker, Musical Instruments

For the price you can't beat this power supply. It's so cheap you can afford to buy a second one for a backup. Powers every kind of guitar pedal 9v, 12v and 18 volt and will probably even power keyboards and drum machines. Plus has outlets for phone charger blocks (which gives you USB power) and any other 120 volt plug in accessory. I've got old school pedals as well as modern pedals powered with it without a problem. This power supply is a definite must have for any pedalboard. Also the bright blue led lights give your board some cool lighting factor. It's also worth noting that there is no h

product is actually quite excellent, especially for the price. yes, it's plastic, but it's going under my temple audio pedalboard, so it's also very lightweight. I have a separate power source for other pedals also under the board and i'm finding this one is actually quieter than my more expensive, metal power supply. It does have 1 500ma port - i wish it had more, but understand the tradeoffs involved. it's also SUPER thin, which is great - really well thought out design.I think the plastic is a BENEFIT -- weight savings are meaningful.

This was my first attempt with a dedicated power brick for my pedals as I have mostly been doing the daisy chain method. I was doing a complete pedal.boatd over haul and figure I'd give it a shot...and while I didn't end up putting it in my board, I did end up using it to power my "preamp board". I found that I needed the variety of voltage more on that board then anywhere else. So after using it for a while now, it hasn't really disappointed much. It works as advertised and no issues with extra noise. The extra 4 regular power outlets are a nice bonus, but not really positioned to be very use

Very good quality

I have a gigging pedal board with a voodoo 2 power supply that cost $200. It works great and is very quiet. I also have a studio pedal board with just a few things on it, I use them to shape the sosund before it goes into the computer and the amp simulators. I had been using the wall-wart power supplies for the studio board, but was getting some nasty buzz at times. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money, so I found this Hiree power supply for a fraction of the cost of the voodoo. I figured it was worth the risk to try it. I have been pleasantly surprised at how quiet it is! I’ve only used it a

Power is all my pedals and works well. port labels are very difficult to see

I've had this unit for about 6 weeks now. Really wanted to put it to the test before offering a critique. The unit works very well. I installed it into my new effect pedalboard with ease. Includes plenty of adapter cables that work perfectly and connect well to all my effect pedals. Nice blue LED light display that can be turned on or off. Has 9v as well as 18v outputs for versatility. No hum or buzz at all. Clean sound without interference.

I was looking for the right price point and found this power distributor. I'd been using the cheaper wall-wart to daisy chain type, which did fail but I needed more capacity and wanted a cleaner solution for mounting under my new pedalboard. I'm running this at almost full capacity (haven't used one low-current 9V port or the 12V or 18V ports yet, so keep that in mind when reading this). My pedals are quiet and hum-free, and I don't hear any physical hum or noise from the power supply. Yes, there are much higher grade supplies out there, but the price differential just doesn't compute for me.