Rockhouse 9V DC 1A Guitar Pedal Power Supply with 6 Way Daisy Chain Cable

Use only at home on my guitar pedals, does its job

I’m very pleased

Does everything I need to. Feels significantly higher quality than others in the same price range.

Works fine on almost all pedals I have. Won't work with a few pedals (my Joyos). The pole pieces as slightly shorter than other power supplies so if the jack port is set back any it may not make good contact if bumped at all.

Works as it should. Not made any better or worse than any of the others on the market. It works. For the price, it's a good deal. Powers the five pedals on my board without a problem.

Super helpful if you have multiple pedals ..

A great option for setting up a pedalboard

. Do not buy this. It will create a lot of noise in your system. The DC power source is not isolated and produces a lot of noise in the signal chain. Sure it's cheap but you get exactly what you pay for. Spend an extra 20 bucks and buy something that has isolated DC power. A lot of people complain about pedals making noise when the real problem when the real problem is that they are using a low quality power adapter like this.

The 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals is an excellent solution for those who have been adding pedals to their collection over time, as most modern pedals use this type of standard AC/DC adapters. Managing power for up to 6 pedals, this power supply can provide adequate power at 9V Centre Negative from 1 to 6 pedals in a daisy-chain fashion, identical to the daisy chain pedal setup. The savings on plugs for multiple pedals is well-worth the very economical price of this single power supply, reduces multiple power supply cable entanglement and makes for a more professional appearance. Sufficient cable length allows using varying sizes of pedals of different manufacturers and other devices. The cable length from adapter to connector is about 100cm and then the cable for the pedals and six connectors is about 172cm which allows about 24 cm between pedals max. I wanted to get the power supply out of sight, so I purchased a 6 foot extension cable so that you would only see a thin cable coming from a distance and not the physical supply. These are readily available from practically anywhere including Amazon. The 1Amp (1000mA) power provided should be more than adequate for the majority of guitar pedals available on the market, but I am uncertain about larger special multi-effect pedal systems which may draw more power. But for the normal pedals, this is more than enough and has worked great for me. At this price point, it is a great value.

This item performs as it should. I have similar products already, and this functions as a second chain for my travelling pedalboard. There's not much to review here other than the fact that this powers up your multiple pedals easily and with minimal confusion. As with any product of this nature, the more pedals you link up, the more hum or fuzz you get, but this isn't a fault of the product. Rather, it's the general nature of pedals (at least the ones I can afford). So, you may want to consider a noise reduction pedal to accompany this item. So, if you're new to this item, it's not the product that is creating the hum--it's the pedal chain. But, the item itself functions fine. I'm happy with it.

Works as described, with only two of these, I can power my entire pedalboard. Relatively quiet too. Tip: use rubber caps for any unused jacks, because if they touch metal, you get a nice kaboom. They should include them with the product.

I got this power adapter to power my guitar foot pedal. I unrolled it and plugged it in and it works great. Just what I was looking for.

This power supply will juice up all you pedals as required. Just verify the plug size and power requirements. Price is reasonable