cheapo power supplies

Right now I only have 3 effects pedals and a tuner so I use 1Spot. I make it look cleaner zip tying the chords to the bottom of the pedal board and then having a thin extension chords that runs out of the back of the board to the outlet. As long as they are underneath, they are out of the way and are not visible, and if you put the zip ties in between the pedals you'll barely notice them as well.

 

Honestly, Zombietag, I have no clue. I haven't heard of the others. As I expand my pedal board, I plan on getting a voodoo power supply. I chose one spot for now because it was fairly cheap, and my Uncle and cousin who co-run a studio said it was what I should get for now.

 

I used a Joyo Power Supply for the last couple of years. It worked fine, even when I plugged 9 pedals to it.
Lately (last month or so), the connection between the Adaptor and the Brick itself is starting failing. At every rehearsal it takes me several tries until the thing goes on. Once is on, is not failing, but I think is time to find a new one.
I want reduce the volume occuped by the power supply, so I am thinking in the Mooer micro. Does anyone have experience with it? They claim the outputs are isolated, but some reports say they are not.

 

+1 for the Joyo.

I currently use it to power a preamp / di pedal, a chorus pedal, a fuzz box, an od pedal, and a tuner. It has no problems powering them. It does have some low level hum, but it's not too bad.

My plan is to use it until I have extra cash to throw at a high dollar power supply. I've been using it for 6 months and I like it.

 

My pedaltrain mini is powered by a one spot. I plug it into my Furman power conditioner and have yet to have any issues. Here's the board. Seems like people who do have issues are using a lot of digital pedals , plugging into bad power sources, or pushing the one spot to its limits draw wise. This board runs at around 1/4th of what they say the one spot can power.