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Cioks DC7 review- it's awesome

Just popping in to say again how much a I love this power supply. Mine is currently driving this board

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Hi, I have a cioks dc7. Today I bought a Becos CompIQ PRO Stella Compressor (I hope will arrive soon :bassist:).
Manual says “Use a DC Power Plug Ø5.1/2.1mm, with a barrel longer than 12mm (15mm recommended).”
I can't find ciocks cables with long barrel... I have to do it by myself?

The standard Cioks cables worked fine with my Becos.
 
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I’m sold. Recently scored an Eventide Powermax used for a good price. Within a week I found a good deal on a DC-7 new. Just installed today, and for the first time EVER, (24 years in this house), the fixture on a rheostat in the music room is totally silent.
I have few complaints about my journey from my first One Spot daisy chain, to 3 One Spots, to Voodoo labs, to a Truetone CS7, to 3 MXR isobricks, (simultaneous service, not replacements). They all work well and perform as designed.
The Cioks DC-7 is simply a better design. Footprint, flexibility, current on tap, price/performance, and noise filtering, puts it on a whole nuther level.
I’m running 3 18v pedals, a current doubler for my HXFX, and a couple of daisy chains. All that’s left is to find something I can run off the usb power.
Highly recommended.
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I’m sold. Recently scored an Eventide Powermax used for a good price. Within a week I found a good deal on a DC-7 new. Just installed today, and for the first time EVER, (24 years in this house), the fixture on a rheostat in the music room is totally silent.
I have few complaints about my journey from my first One Spot daisy chain, to 3 One Spots, to Voodoo labs, to a Truetone CS7, to 3 MXR isobricks, (simultaneous service, not replacements). They all work well and perform as designed.
The Cioks DC-7 is simply a better design. Footprint, flexibility, current on tap, price/performance, and noise filtering, puts it on a whole nuther level.
I’m running 3 18v pedals, a current doubler for my HXFX, and a couple of daisy chains. All that’s left is to find something I can run off the usb power.
Highly recommended.
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Is this whole board powered by only the DC7?
 

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