Recommend a power block with multiple voltage options!

[Discount Saint]

Are there any power blocks out there that have at least 10 outputs with 9v, 12v, and 18v options?

I originally planned on getting the MXR DC Brick as it has lots of outputs, but it doesn't seem to do 12v, and I'll have two 12v pedals to power.

The Voodoo Labs Pedal Power Plus 2 can switch between 9v and 12v, but only has 8 outputs, and you have to combine two of the 9v outputs to get a 16v option.. I'd need two of them to power my 10 pedals.

Anything out there that will do it all? For reference, I'll be using 7 9v pedals, 2 12v, and 1 18v.

Thanks!

 

[Discount Saint]

After some research it seems like the Truetone 1-Spot Pro CS12 is the one!

 

[mmbongo]

Check out Cioks as well.

 

[JES]

I'm a fan of Decibel11, but it depends on what you need.

 

[mmbongo]

I'm a fan of Decibel11, but it depends on what you need.

I prefer Decibel11 myself! I don't think they make anything that big though.

 

[oysteivi]

Cioks Ciokolate does all that and more. Pretty big, though. My guitarist has one and seems happy with it.

 

[MCBass89]

The GigRig is an excellent (albeit expensive) option as well.

 

[funkucan'ttouch]

I just got a ciokolate... Hands down the best unit I've tried. It is big, but mounts really well under the newer pedal train 2 I have.

 

[Feral Feline]

I like the GigRig, pricey as it is all bits added up, but I didn't have the dosh.

I got the Cioks DC10 which gets me almost to where I'm going.
The Ciokolate is super cool, but ...

Alternatively, you could get two Cioks DC5 units, I checked out a DC5 in a shop last Monday and it was impressive (the DC5 wasn't out when I got the DC10).

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I WISH MY DC10 HAD ALL THOSE DIPSWITCHES! I'd run all the settings on "hi" to give the pedals/signal as much headroom as possible.

Two DC5 s = 18v x 2, 12v x 8
vs
Single DC10 = 9v x 4, 12v x 3, 15v x 1

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Ciokolate is massive power, massive weight, massive expense in one go.

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DC5, I could buy one, and keep adding another as my budget/needs grow.

 

[Bassmike62]

Here's another option

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[Discount Saint]

Thanks for all the recommendations! For my purposes, the 1-Spot seems to have the best mix of options and economy, and it comes with mounting brackets for Pedaltrain. Plus I can get it locally without any issues.

 

[Discount Saint]

Well, I was at my local Long & McQuade, and I just went ahead and bought the thing! The manual said I "shouldn't need to pre-drill holes" to install it on my Pedaltrain with a powered screwdriver. That was a lie. Maybe the older Pedaltrains were made of thicker material, but getting the holes in the thing to install the bracket was a bitch!

Anyway, it's all hooked up, and works great! And while I was at L&M I was asking my bass guy about the Markbass Compressore, and he decided to order in the Empress Compressor to demo for me instead. It's nice to have a good bass guy.

This has been an expensive year for music, and I love it!

 

[Bunk McNulty]

I'm a fan of Decibel11, but it depends on what you need.

I bought a Hot Stone Deluxe, and spent several hours trying to figure out why it wouldn't power up my wireless rig. I gave up this morning and I'm sending it back. Not recommended for Electrical Ignoramuses like me.