Mini Pedal Power Supply with 6 Outputs (GK-37)

TL:DR - It’s Quiet, It’s Small, It’s in a metal housing, it comes with cables and power supply, it works well.Full story:Bought it to power my 4 pedal acoustic board. It’s running a Boss AD-10 (300mA) a SA Collider (300mA) and a Smolder OD (100mA) and it’s doing it well and quietly. YMMV. Some people complained of noise and depending on your signal chain and pedal combo that can happen. Everything plays differently. Mine works great and has ZERO noise. It’s tiny, it stuffed right in the back corner of my board and disappeared.If I had to give a gripe it would be that the power supply cord for the wall is a touch short but it doesn’t matter to me cause I run it into a power strip that sits right behind my board anyway. Also the supply plug is rated at 1A so I’m not sure how it would act if you tried to max out the little guy. Also there’s no I/O switch so it hot when you plug it in and not when you don’t. Not a deal break as many high dollar units don’t have one either.Let’s be real, it’s $25 and it’s made of metal. That’s a lot to ask for anymore. So far so good, bought the 2 year warranty so I have 2 years or more of no worry power supply. Its a cheap gamble really.

I bought this power supply to power up a few pedals for my Acoustic guitar rig- S0 far works excellent.

Powering my whole acoustic board with no issues or noise. Was the perfect size too. It’s even smaller than expected. I recommend!

I use two to four pedals for bass guitar. Mostly just a tuner and a preamp. Often need 300 mA minimum. This thing is small. I have a small board. Works great. No noise. ...and it's cheap.

This product does not disappoint. I powered my whole board off of one as I utilized these 3 way splitters. I’m aware that sort of defeats some of the purpose, but having 3 isolated to one line beats all 12 on the same daisy chain. You just need to be mindful of the ma #. All of my pedals are 9V luckily. Most run 15-30 ma. So I can put 3 all on the same 100 ma line and am golden. Plus I rarely have more than 2-3 running at once across the board. Now my Wah is 300 ma and it has a dedicated 300 line. Digital Reverb is 100 ma so it has its own. The balance are well sub 100. This little box clears out the last little bit of hum / hiss that my hum destroyer didn’t get. The pedal power and hum destroyer are both Velcro’d beneath the top deck. I couldn’t be happier.

The media could not be loaded. At first glance of specs it seems like it a no-brainer. Various output ma. Small form factor, included cables ..all for 20 bucks. Then you hook it all up and find the most horrendous noise coming from your pedals. Unusable. Sure you could possibly gate the noise but you can still here the alien phone call while playing. AOL messenger was telling me I had incoming mail while I powered up a mini board with only two pedals. Maybe it could work for one, but not two, and definitely not 6. Save your money and save yourself a headache of wasting your time only to return it in a moments notice. You'd be better off running a trutone one spot daisy chained. Even with the chain noise, you at least have clean power. Buzz hisss. Click ....Negative stars was not an option.

Nice compact metal housing and multiple outlets. Works well with a single pedal, it is completely silent.However, some fairly loud noise is present when powering more than one pedal (500amp + 100amp connection). A bit less using 300amp + 100amp or both 100amp outlets but still enough to annoy or distract.I intended to use for 2 pedals so have to return, unfortunately.

I have a small pedalboard that most power bricks won't fit on the underside. This is perfect. Best of all, it has 2 outlets in 3 different milliamp ratings that I needed for a few pedals that need more than the usual 100ma that a lot of the power bricks have.