STRICH SPS-20 Guitar Power Supply 10 Independent DC Output for 9V/12V/18V Effect Pedal

I have some fairly pricey pedals so was a little skeptical as it is not a popular brand and I've never heard of this brand before. But the reviews looked good and I needed something small but with an AC outlet for a VERY high power consuming pedal and after hours and hours of searching finally found thisIt fit the bill perfectly and I'm still blown away at the price. Not a big name power supply but so far works just as good as anything else I've had in the past and a very nice small footprint. Love it!!UPDATE: Okay, recently bought a new power amp as well as running different high gain pedals. I had a slight background high pitch and it took quite a while to figure out what it was. It ended up being this power supply. Now this is at VERY loud volumes using SUPER high gain and when I stopped sharing daisy chain cables and went individually it got better but I was still; not quite comfortable as it seems to get better and worse and even though you could barley hear it I can't take that risk if I ever play out live or go into a studio so I'm going to get something different. But for this price?? Heck, you can't beat it so I left the 5 stars remaining

out of the box worked as needed. hooked up 6 effects and everything worked fine and sounded good without any noise or buzz. of 10 outputs you can only use 6 at 9v 100ma. don't have anything needing more power or microamps at this time, but if needed. Cords are long enough for my needs. all good for the $$ 👍👍

It works but it's not isolated, so some noise can be introduced. I've found it mostly useful for standard pedals that do not have issues when daisy-chained. Though it offers ports for higher amperage pedals, and it powers them fine, having them inline with the standard pedals makes it very noisy, limiting some of the functionality. That said, the extra power ports at the top are an awesome addition, and the price point is hard to beat.Good for small boards or for a testing desk but I wouldn't build a large rig around it unless I also had an isolated unit to power the larger draw pedals, like Strymons or Chase Bliss. I'm currently using it to run the "Freeze/Loop" floor board that I have in-line with my main board and it's working fine.

Works like it is supposed to, no problems after 6 months, I use it for church every Sunday plus practice 4 times a week, I really like the top outlets, I can leave my page turner pedal plugged in now and it stays charged all the time, plus I can charge my IPad while I’m using it too, I just unplug the 1/4” input and output plugs and slide into my pedal bag and go,

Great power supply! Cord is plenty long, very light made from plastic, LEDs are very bright blue but can be turned off. Currently running 3 pedals and charging my phone on the AC side and have had no issues, great product

Can Handle a full load and don’t feel cheap. No noise but the lights can be a bit bright in a dark room

I didn't get a chance to try before leaving on a trip, and now it is too late to return, but, I wanted to use it to power a pedalboard for running direct with 5 pedals and a TC JIMS 800 preamp. It created way too much noise to use with any gain pedals. I pulled out my One Spot and a daisy chain and ran all the pedals off of it with no significant noise. The power supply would be much cleaner for mounting and routing, but the noise makes it useless.*MORE INFO* I was contacted by Strich about my review and they were very prompt in making things right. I also use their looper pedal and am very happy with it. My use of the power supply may be more demanding than most, so I can't say that it won't work in most circumstances. I may try some different configs and try to better isolate the noise problems. I'm guessing there is a common ground in the outputs which doesn't provide 100% isolation, but again, for the price, it is probably good enough for most uses. I can't comment on the long term reliability of the supply,

Well, mine definitely worked. The individual pedal that I was powering turned on and worked just fine. The issue, however, came when I used the 500mA slots. I purposely got this unit to power my Line 6 HX Effects, which requires over 800mA to run at 9V. I used a current doubler with the two 500mA and it powered up perfectly. I was happy until I turned on my amps and the loud hum took over. It definitely doesn't work for my needs and I'm sending it back. If you're looking to power individual pedals this should work well for you.