Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 4x4 Linear (Analog) Power Supply

I've had the Voodoo 4x4 for one day and have had a quick play with it. First impressions are its a very well-built, solid unit. Quite weighty. This is good in terms of durability, but will add a bit of weight to the pedal board. I've only tried the 9v outputs and cables with low draw pedals and everything is fine. Quiet operation. I have a cheap daisy chain style power supply for my 9v pedals and I cant hear any significant difference betwen the noise levels between that and the 4x4. The main thing I'm looking forward to is having the right cables to power my Helix Stomp so I have only one power source for my board.

I was having noise issues with the 'Caline Power 5' gifted to me by my singer, so i searched high and low for a affordable power supply unit that could promise me a noiseless supply of power and although not as cheap as i'd like this came up and i found out it had isolated inputs each with their unshared power and glory i was stoked..But the price still bugged me so carrying on with my research i found out that one of my own pedals the EHX Micro Pog was a hungry little basted and a competitor Fuel tank Classic couldn't cater for such a hungry pedal, the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 could! and just being able to turn my amp on and hear absolutely jack all is worth the money by itself let alone the other options power levels and SAG mode which gives an authentic battery running out experience for your pedal, that sounds bad.. but if you know you know.All in all worth the dosh and 10/10 would recommend.

Like a lot of US-made products, this is decent quality and functional but over-priced for what it is. £80 would be about the right price instead of the price I paid (£145), which has risen to £162 within a week of purchase. At the end of the day, it's a just power supply and once installed you probably won't ever think about it again.

Rock-solid power supply. My old  JOYO JP-02 10 Isolated Output Power Supply  lacked the current to properly drive a digital effect pedal I had on my board which resulted in some noise issues. As soon as I wired up my pedalboard with the Voodoo Lab everything worked superbly, the noise issues were gone and all the pedals are working as they should.I needed a 12V @ >250mA for the digital effect and enough outputs for a handful of the more normal 9V low current pedals. I could also have used a voltage doubling cable to get 18V from two of the isolated 9V outputs for a  Jim Dunlop MXR 10 Band Eq Pedal  that I had been using but that pedal started getting unreliable so in the end a  Caline CP-24 10-Band EQ Equalizer Guitar Effect Pedal  which works at 9V ( and is 1/5 of the price!) replaced the MXR so I didn't need the 18V.

Good product, powers peddles, no buzz through amp. Four stars because for the price you pay for the item. They do not supply a kettle plug power cable with product. So may need to buy your own. It came with a power lead that does not fit the product.

I currently have my power blocks attached to the bottom of my custom pedal board, i currently have two, one powering each side of the board. Its and understatement to say that i am impressed, i bought a cheaper version a year ago when i had a much smaller pedal board and well it buzzed a lot. This one however has no buzz at all and the ability to change the voltage is brilliant. It can power anything, i have an FM4 powered by it using the red cable and it works fine!

The best pedal board power supply there is. Loads of options, it’s just really expensive for what it is at the end of the day. But it WILL get the job done.

Execellent product well made does exactly what you expect good flexibility with sockets available and cables providedMakes my boss pedals sound great again