Pedal Power 2 Plus Isolated Power Supply

If you have the money, and see yourself using it, get one of these. For years, I resisted getting a Power 2 Plus because of the high ticket price, but honestly if i had gotten one of these initially, i would have saved hundreds of dollars. Over the years I have tried a number of similar products (including one-spot), and have had to buy (and subsequently lose!) lots of individual power supply units for pedals. The Power 2 Plus sounds way better than individual PSUs and one-spot style IMO. Greatly reduces noise, which is huge for me. It's small and well built, with mountings available for various pedal boards. It's easier to plug in to the outlet (PC style power cable). And with fewer parts, you're less likely to misplace stuff at the gig. That said, probably some kind of board or carrying apparatus should still be used. 10/10 for me. These are very nice units

This is a great power supply, I've bought 2 - 1 to power a pedal board and 1 to supplement another power supply on my main board. I have 2 tc electronics pedals that require 12v, and this has 4 outs that can be switched to either 9 or 12. Also has a sag feature on 2 other outs, to give a sputter effect for fuzzes & distortions. I think the other 2 outs can be combined for other voltages, for line 6 type pedals or whatever, I don't need that, but it's a great feature with all of the different pedal requirements. Also has an extra plug to power another power supply or anything else. It seems to isolate each out well, I think this is a great power supply that will power almost anything that doesn't require its own unique supply.

Pedal Power is awesome--be sure to refer to the manual regarding current, because one of the greatest features is the variation in current at the various outputs. I run EHX Deluxe Memory Man TT 550 (which has higher current draw) at output 5. Each output is ground isolated, which is great because I use Voodoo Labs voltage doubler cables (order online) to combine two outputs and get 18V for a couple of my pedals. Refer to the manual's output chart, and you'll see that between the dip switches, various configurations of the outputs (including different amperages and a sag voltage setting for some vintage sounds on outputs 7-8), and the use of voltage and current doubling cables, you can get a ton of functionality out of this thing. Mounts perfectly (hardware included) on PedalTrain pedalboards (I use PT-2).

For once, I now have hum and noise free sound without resorting to buying 9V batteries for my pedals. The fully isolated power outputs work great. It mounted nice and out of the way under the Pedaltrain PT-1-HC pedalboard. I would not hesitate to buy this again! For those who say it's not versatile, maybe they didn't read the manual? Each channel has a selector switch to vary the options -- the options vary per channel. In a nutshell you can get 9V, 12.3V, and 14.5V with the stock purchase. Or you can buy one of the adapter cable which allow you to couple two outputs to get 18V or 24V, or double the current. The are two outputs that can be adjusted continuously from 4 to 9V for the drained battery sound. Probably still some pedals this can't power, but I think it's amazingly versatile. Download the manual from the Voodoolab website, and check it out to see if it will work for your pedals.

There’s nothing to dislike about this. I played two tube amps played in stereo and I have 10 pedals hooked up and there is zero buzz hum or hiss. This is the best power supply you could ever have. My pedals actually sound better because of the steady continuous power source.

First and formost, this product is great, nothing wrong with it as far as functionality goes! I'm able to wire up my 8 pedals. I have a Boss tu-3, MXR Phase 90, Paul Cochrane Timmy, Ibanez TS9, Keeley modded Blues Driver, Fulltone OCD, Strymon timeline, and Strymon Bluesky. What I like about this product is the isolated outputs. They as low noise and do what their discription says. What I don't like about this product is the lack of outputs. It only has 8 and outputs 5&6 are only 250mA. The bluesky needs that much, but the timeline needs at least 300mA, so you need to buy a current doubler. When you do that you lose another output. 2 outputs for 1 pedal. On top of that, an 18v voltage cable doubler was purchased so I could power the OCD at 18 volts. Again that is another 2 outputs left. So only 4 outputs remind for 6 pedals. Then you have to buy a splitter cable. I plugged the tuner and phase 90 into that, and I run the Timmy off of the output of the tuner. So three left for 3 pedals and I plug them in accordingly. I feel like all that extra work is pointless. Why not get the mondo? It has extra outputs for high power consumption pedals and it still has everything that a pp2+ would have. Just my two cents is that a power supply should have 1 out per 1 pedal. I don't understand why I need to daisy chain pedals together when that's what I thought I was trying to get away from by upgrading to an isolated power supply...

honestly awesome power supply. my guitarists use these so i figured i'd get the same thing. happy with it. the cables it comes with are fine, but one of them already gave me an issue and needed replacement

It really, really sucks to spend this kind of money on a power source. That is, until you actually own it. This power source has made my power management and pedalboard situation so much better than the nightmare of cables and strips I was dealing with before. It's reduced a lot of the noise and completely changed my experience playing. Really makes an average board feel like a professional product and snugly fits underneath the negative space of most pedalbaord chassis. Get the mount as well. Strongly recommended. Just buy it.

Si vous avez des pédales gourmandes en énergie comptez bien vos besoins. Seulement 2 sorties 250 mA qui n est pas non plus extravagant. J aurais aimé voir 4 sorties 500 mA comme sur une cioks DC 7 que je vais devoir sûrement rajouter en plus sur mon pedaltrain . Je l ai choisi car je l ai eu en deuxième main donc pas cher.

Excelente Fuente, muy versatil en sus diversas salidas a distintos Volts y elimina el ruido de tus pedales.

Viene con enchufe inglés, cosa que si miras atentamente las fotos con un poco de zoom y lees los comentarios te das cuenta, pero no lo especifica en ningún sitio y te puede pillar por sorpresa porque no sé, lo estás comprando en Amazon España.

Il trasformatore per pedali di chitarra migliore al mondo non ha bisogno di presentazioni, i chitarristi sanno cosa si prova ad ascoltare “VERAMENTE” il suono dei propri pedali... il pacco era perfetto, la spedizione arrivata anche prima del previsto. Unica nota da considerare: non mi è arrivata nessuna staffetta per montarlo sulla pedaliera, non era prevista a differenza di anni fa quando uscì il pedale, ma consiglio l’acquisto in contemporanea in quanto il pedal power è abbastanza pesante ed è necessario fissarlo per bene sulla propria pedalboard.

Simply the best power for your pedals. I had some issues with my previous inferior power bank. The moment I plugged this in those issues had disappeared.