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Cioks DC7 review- it's awesome

I previously had the DC4 which is cool but as my pedalboard grew I quickly ended up with lots of daisy chains.

Just got my DC7 and I've definitely noticed a reduction in noise.

I was originally going to get rid of the DC4 but I'm thinking I may use it to power a secondary small "creative" board with stuff I couldn't justify lugging to practices and gigs.
 
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What’s the largest pedaltrain that will work with a DC7 and its mounting bracket? Are the rail widths universal?

I have a DC7 that I’m using with a Metro 20 but I’m thinking about upsizing.
The rails and the distance between them are the same dimension; the only difference (s) are the lengths of the rails.
 
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What’s the largest pedaltrain that will work with a DC7 and it’s mounting bracket? Are the rail widths universal?

I have a DC7 that I’m using with a Metro 20 but I’m thinking about upsizing.

I squeezed it into an old (2007) PT Pro. It was a tight fit at the back of the board, but at the front fit fine!

...and I agree, I love the DC7, DC8 combo. Flexibility and low noise. The flexibility part is really impressive, being able to chain units or even run multiple pedals on a single outlet with greatly reduced noise! The USB power for a light worked out great too.
 
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