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Indio by Monoprice Power Block Fully Isolated 8-Ouput Guitar Pedal Power Supply Expired
$45
$99.99
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Monoprice has Indio Power Block Fully Isolated 8-Ouput Guitar Pedal Power Supply on sale for $44.99. Shipping is free.
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About this Item:
- Powers up to 8 guitar and bass effect pedals
- 8 Isolated outputs optimized for a wide range of pedals
- Four 9V DC / 100mA DC outputs
- One 9V DC / 300mA DC output
- One 12V DC / 300mA DC output
- Two 6~12V DC / 100mA variable DC outputs
- Power On LED indicator
- Power rocker switch
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Monoprice [monoprice.com] has Indio Power Block Fully Isolated 8-Output Guitar Pedal Power Supply on sale for $44.99 - Shipping is free
Features:
Features:
- Powers up to 8 guitar and bass effect pedals
- 8 Isolated outputs optimized for a wide range of pedals
- Four 9V DC / 100mA DC outputs
- One 9V DC / 300mA DC output
- One 12V DC / 300mA DC output
- Two 6~12V DC / 100mA variable DC outputs
- Power On LED indicator
- Power rocker switch
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But the ports are electrically isolated with no common ground loops. I get no noise from it at all with a variety of pedals. It's on my secondary board now though as my primary board has some pedals that require more current than this can do. 4 ports are 9v @ 100mA, one 9v @ 300mA, one 12v @ 300mA, and 2 variable 6-12v @ 100mA.
For $44 it'll work fine for standard 'old school' type pedals, distortion, fuzz, basic effects like chorus, vibe, etc. It just can't power the more 'computer in a box' type pedals like Strymon's and Mood MkII and things.
It has a switching power supply, not linear, but it still seems good. Vitoos is the OEM of Harley Benton and possibly Fender Engine Room power supplies.
"if there are no flaws, changes are inadvisable"?
…something like that.
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But the ports are electrically isolated with no common ground loops. I get no noise from it at all with a variety of pedals. It's on my secondary board now though as my primary board has some pedals that require more current than this can do. 4 ports are 9v @ 100mA, one 9v @ 300mA, one 12v @ 300mA, and 2 variable 6-12v @ 100mA.
For $44 it'll work fine for standard 'old school' type pedals, distortion, fuzz, basic effects like chorus, vibe, etc. It just can't power the more 'computer in a box' type pedals like Strymon's and Mood MkII and things.
The term "isolated" is used very loosely on many of the cheap power supplies on Amazon. Many will simply have noise filters between what are essentially daisy-chained outputs, or a few smps power supplies in parallel (think several phone chargers in a box which have 9vdc outputs). A multi-tap transformer is the only way to fully isolate the power to avoid noise when using multiple pedals from a variety of vendors. Daisy chained power on a common psu (like a One Spot) can work fine with a few pedals - especially if they're all one brand, but there's no guarantee.
It sounds like it would be a good psu for a recording or home practice board. If you have anything that requires 18v, just power it directly.
Absolutely would be perfect for that application if the outputs fit your needs.
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It has a switching power supply, not linear, but it still seems good. Vitoos is the OEM of Harley Benton and possibly Fender Engine Room power supplies.
"if there are no flaws, changes are inadvisable"?
…something like that.
What won't this power - powerful multi-effects units (HX Stomp etc.), digital wireless systems, keyboards, and some power hungry digital effects like a DigiTech Whammy.
Overall I'd give it a 7/10 for utility or quality and a 9/10 for value. If you are looking for more specialized or more power hungry devices, try a Cioks DC7, which costs 5 times. For 5 times the cost is is extremely bulletproof, has very high amperage output and has an unlimited supply of adapters and options you can by for the system. I have both - one on a fancy board, and one on a much less fancy board. If I was touring or making my living with my rig, I'd use the Cioks, but the Monoprice power supply works for 9 out of the 10 of the pedals I own without any difficulty.
It has a switching power supply, not linear, but it still seems good. Vitoos is the OEM of Harley Benton and possibly Fender Engine Room power supplies.