SONICAKE 9V DC 5-Way Daisy Chain Cable Right Angle Plug Daisy Chain Power Cable for Guitar Effects Pedal

I bought these to daisychain my guitar pedals and these worked without flaw. They even still work after a couple years of heavily using them. Why pay more than you have to for a name brand when these work just as good and have great quality at a much better price?

I bought this because I ran out of 100Ma power plugs on my power supply. Many of the pedals I use are analog so this was a viable solution. I use this to power an affordable Iset tuner pedal (presumably digital), The Sonicake Volwah, The Nobles mini overdrive, The Coolmusic Insane Distortion, And the MXR Phase 90 all from one 100Ma outlet. They all seem to work properly. I tried doing some testing, the only pedal that I noticed a difference in was the distortion pedal, and it was minor gain differences.As long as you aren't trying to use more than your supply can provide it works well.As for the construction, I don't go gigging. I use my board as my home studio and for practicing. But the plugs make a sturdy and non wobbly connection. None of the cords feel loose from each other. It can be a little difficult to run because of how the daisy chain simply is but overall is workable.To me it seems a little expensive for what it is, but compared to other products of the same use case, it's fair.

GREAT QUALITY!

Works well.

I had 16 pedals daisy-chained from a single 1 Spot using an 8 and two 5 plug daisy chains and I was reaching it's mA limit. I got a second 1 Spot and this 5 plug daisy chain to replace one that had much bigger connectors. This one has the same size connectors as the Truetone daisy chains but it has a thicker cable, which may or may not be a good thing. It's sturdier but a little less flexible.There is no more noise with the daisy chains than there was with a $180 isolated power supply I tried and returned. I do have everything plugged into a Furman power conditioner, though.

Simple enough and works fine. Price is reasonable. The only BUT is that the space between connectors is a bit limited, and the cheapish insulation material is just stiff enough that it can throw around your smaller pedals (e.g. tc electronics minis, of which I use 2 - the much heavier TS9, by comparison, stays put). So, because my quibble might not apply to everyone’s rig, I only deducted one star. At the price, it does what it needs to do.

The Sonicake DC-5 is a sturdy, noiseless ,right angle , daisy chain power cable. I used a "One Spot" as a power source. The cable length is around 59 inches , fully extended. I found all 5 of my pedals functioned flawlessly. The cable is designed for 9 volt pedals, negative tip.This cable is superior to most I have used. The price is amazing too.

Works great in place of batteries. Had a bad habit on not unplugging the input cables on the effects pedals and the batteries would drain out. This fixes everything.