which pedal power adapter?

[kokoshmusun]

Which one do you use and what are your results?
I got a power adapter made at the electrician with 10 boss type plugs for our guitarist, which got me thinking seriously about what to do for my own rig. I could either get the same thing or get a dedicated pedal power provider.
I did some research and found some options:
BBE supa charger
Dunlop DC Brick
T-Rex Fuel Tank
Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 Plus
Godlyke Powerall

[There is also the 1-spot which I used to have when I lived in the US but now I live in Turkey (different plugs)]

I'm thinking about the BBE supa charger, but one thing confused me: It lists 9, 12, and 16 Vs. I thought most non-standard pedals were 18 Vs, not 16. What's up with that? And does anybody have experience with the BBE?

 

[Radicalbassist]

I can vouge for the DC Brick, it is solid and has never let me down. 7 x 9v outputs and 3 x 18v. Does exactly what i want and keeps my pedals singing all day long. Very good price too, got mine for 95GBP.

Dont have any experience with any of the others

 

[DaMoose87]

CIOKS-DC-10 - amazing power supply like a awesomeerrr version of Voodoo labs pedalpower 2

Cioks dc10 has 10 outputs larger range of mA larger range of Voltage $199 pretty stout price but its worth it... im trying to sell my PP2+ right now to buy the CIOKS

 

[kokoshmusun]

Yeah, I had seen the CIOKS but forgotten. They have a lot of models, it's confusing.

 

[BassMonstrum]

Does the Cioks DC10 fit under a Pedaltrain?

 

[TomA1234]

I use the danelectro DA 1. Completely silent and cheap (£15) but not so powerful (200mA).

 

[Jeffrey Wash]

I had a JuiceBox for a couple of years - it was a constant problem. So glad to be rid of it.

I now have the Cioks DC10. Stable, very solidly built and it has been problem free (I've had it for about a year).

Worth every penny IMHO.