Donner DPA-1 9V DC 1A Power Supply Adapter for Electronic Keyboard, Digital Piano & Guitar Pedals, Tip Negative AC Adapter with 5-Way Daisy Chain Cable for Effects Pedal & MIDI Controller

Works perfectly and a great price

I recently purchased the Donner DPA-1 Guitar Pedal Power Supply Adapter to tidy up my pedalboard setup, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. First and foremost, the build quality is impressive. The unit feels sturdy and durable, assuring me that it can withstand the rigors of gigging and regular use. The compact design is perfect for saving space on my pedalboard, and the cables are just the right length to keep everything neat and organized. The multiple 9V DC outputs are a game-changer. With a total of 10 outputs, I can power all of my pedals without any hassle. The power supply is also whisper-quiet, eliminating any unwanted noise or hum in my signal chain. One of the standout features for me is the LED indicator lights for each output. This makes it easy to troubleshoot any potential issues and ensures that I can quickly identify which pedal might be causing problems. The Donner DPA-1 also provides reliable and consistent power, maintaining the integrity of my tone across all pedals. No more worrying about batteries running out or dealing with a mess of individual power adapters! In terms of affordability, the DPA-1 is a fantastic value for the performance it delivers. It competes with higher-priced options on the market without sacrificing quality. In conclusion, the Donner DPA-1 Guitar Pedal Power Supply Adapter has transformed my pedalboard setup. It's reliable, compact, and offers exceptional value for the price. If you're looking for a versatile and high-quality power supply for your pedals, the DPA-1 is a top-notch choice. Highly recommended!

Works very well and powers all my pedals without issues or sounds!

Update: I used another 9v and took the one it came with off. I used one that came with my Warm Audio Fuzz that’s a typical 1 spot looking type. Pulled off the adaptor it came with, and just used the lead run to power 4 pedals so far. Now it is completely silent! Seems the issue is the power supply provided. You can just use the daisy chain with a power supply box or just one normal brick like a one spot or whatever. Sucks…but $14 for the 5 splitter and power supply is a no go. So I’d say do not buy this one, and just get the normal splitter. Issue is the wall Jack and not the splitter. Seems to run fine off 1 normal guitar power plug. Just unplug that one and keep your pedals plugged in. Plug it in when you want then powered up. So may keep it after all as it’s not worth the trouble to return. Does work but not the power adapter, just the leads! So I’m most likely going to return this power supply. It’s now shown me just how important having an isolated or individual is. Upon pluging in the more pedals I put on after the last got noise. I tried just two pedals and heard no noise bypassed. Then when I stomped on any pedal plugged in, give a very high squeal. For reference I am running this into a grounded line, as well as a Furman power conditioner. I also tried direct into a grounded line and other configurations. This thing is a dud and I felt I try it for the price. As well as I thought maybe those running them weren’t plugging into good grounded wall outlets. Well doesn’t matter because it’s pretty bad! Even running with the Furman from a good ground which I thought would play well…it doesn’t at all! I may well just bought a few separate supply’s, or just bought a $150 MXR ISO brick! My other pedals plugged directly into anything alone have no issue! Nor do they have issue witty battery. I bought this as some pedals like my Boss pedals kill batteries so fast, it’s good for maybe one gig. My Fuzz pedal battery last for a long time, as does my Jekyl and Hyde one. I’d rather use batteries for 2-3 pedals and individual power outs than this thing. Maybe it’s bad QC with whatever is in the main circuit. But it does break off the main, and will try it on my other power supplies before returning. Not sure if it’s the daisy chain or the actual wall plug end creating the issue.

Here is my honest review. I have purchased this about more than 6 months ago to connect my guitar pedals. It's been a while and the power supply is still working in good condition. I hooked up all of the 5 pedals simultaneously and the charging capacity pulls all enough power with any noise. It's a bit far from outlet but the length is goon enough for me to hook up. Everything is good so far except, Now here comes my Cons: I really hope that the power adapter has some extension cord type instead of bulky power adapter plug in. I know it has to have the rectangular power adapter but I hope they design to attach even a short power cord to hook up the power instead of power adapter itself. it's bulky, when the receptacle is angled or connected to the other power cords, it's hard to plug in. Other than that, this is a good buy product and I recommend this.

I'm using it with a Donner Circle Looper Pedal Drum Machine and have not noticed any noise, even when the power cable is running next to and/or across my amp cable. I can use it on just the looper or I can plug in the included attachment and run 4 more pedals. I've had wall warts run for years and others die in a month. Time will tell how long this last but for now it's a 5 star Power Supply.

Inexpensive but very nice piece of equipment to have. I've used it plenty and it still gives great results. Easy to work.

The power supply works great, just what I needed

This is the most practical and a cost effective way if you are a minimalist and you need no more than 3-5 pedals on your board. The adapter is light weight and fits very well well with an extension board that I use. Daisy-chaining up to 5 pedals is quite convenient, with no noise at all (except when I use a high gain distortion pedal - but you always have the option of adding a Noise Gate with it). The power is sufficient (1A) even if you use 2-3 digital pedals that consume up to 300 mA each, as the other analogue pedals have a very low current draw ( 12 - 25 mA). The maximum that one of my pedal consumes is 110 mA. I liked this one so much that I purchased another one as a back up - just in case the adapter or the daisy chain has some troubles (haven't had any yet, so far, so good!). The only thing that is somewhat disappointing is - the adapter does not have Donner branding on it. So not sure if it's really a Donner or some generic adapter. However, it works perfectly well and you actually do not need expensive power supplies. Another tip - using up to 5 pedals will also potentially eliminate the need of using a buffer pedal, as there is no signal loss (or if any at all, it is insignificant and practically doesn't affect your sound). I am quite happy with the purchase. Highly recommended if you use only a few pedals.

Cumple bien con su función y no he notado un incremento de ruido más que el que de por si ya hacían mis pedales de distosión aún cuando los tenía con pilas.

Works great and even came a day earlier than expected! Great choice for pedal power. Note: I use this for a Chase Bliss Clean pedal and am not daisy-chaining at all, just needed more than enough power for the compressor.

Great product

Se ve bastante bien...