Open Box Voodoo Lab Pedal Power ISO-5 Power Supply Level 2 197881297251

Like I said I bought new and it slowly died..power outlets slowly stopped working and it finally died in the studio...buy an MXR iso brick...much better product

The person reviewing with two stars does not understand that you cannot power 30 pedals with this and was misusing the it. User error does not merit a negative review thus invalidating it. Some people here were mentioning that they had no use for the 12 V and 18 V outputs. Some 9 V pedals, especially overdrive in distortions, can accept 18 V or 12 V. This usually increases headroom and output. The information could be found in the manufacturers website, device instruction manual or on the unit itself. You must make sure before hand because you can cook your pedal.

I spent years powering my board with a daisy chain and finally upgrading has been like I've actually grown up to a big boy.

I've been using Voo Doo Labs pedal power supplies for years and years. I've never had an issue with the hundreds of shows my pedal boards see... withstanding all the rain, cold, or heat from those outdoor shows, and the drinks sloshing on the board from the crowd at the clubs. I trust they keep the voltages regulated and keep my pedals sounding their best. I don't care for those toyish power supplies that some of the pedal power units come with, so it's always been a must to be able to use a standar IEC power cable, so that's another plus. Again, great gear with no issues, so I'll keep buying them as I expand or build new pedal boards.

Situation: Perfect for a small pedalboard. I use under a Temple Audio Solo 18. You could go the route of getting a pedal plate for the underside portion, or even purchase the dedicated brackets and create more space that way. As for the power supply features: it runs an IEC standard 3 prong, 5 slots (1x 18v for high headroom pedals,) and is light weight. Isolated means it's noise reducing, but even if you Daisy chain two pedals together, you're in no way generating any noticable noise. Perfect for potentially 5 to 8 pedals - tops, but only if you know you current draw for each pedal.

Works as it should. I needed something that could power 12v and can handle some pedals that draw more power. This handles that perfectly. The only thing I wish is that it came with more cables for more pedals. You can buy them though so no big deal