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9V DC adapter
The standard pedal voltage. Covers the large majority of stompboxes but not higher-voltage designs.

Independent shopping perspective
A 9V adapter bundled with cabling to power several pedals at once. The starting point for a first pedalboard.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The standard pedal voltage. Covers the large majority of stompboxes but not higher-voltage designs.
Detail 02
Splits the single output so several pedals run off one wall socket. That is the difference from the bare adapter.
Detail 03
Pedals share one ground and one current pool. Simple and cheap, but hum can travel between pedals.
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Sits on a power strip without hogging neighboring sockets, which matters on a crowded stage plug.
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Every pedal draws from the same supply. Add up the milliamps before assuming they all fit.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Depends on current draw, not just jack count. Add up the milliamps each pedal needs and stay under the adapter's rating.
This pack includes cabling to power multiple pedals. The bare adapter has one output and powers one pedal.
It can. Daisy chains share a ground, so noisy digital pedals may bleed into analog ones. Isolated supplies fix that.
No. Output is 9V DC. A pedal specced for 18V needs a different supply.