Detail 01
Five output plugs
Five pedals off one adapter, but they split one current pool. Jack count is not the real limit.

Independent shopping perspective
A five-output daisy chain cable for the 1 SPOT adapter. For expanding a single-output supply to power several pedals.

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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
Five pedals off one adapter, but they split one current pool. Jack count is not the real limit.
Detail 02
All outputs share a common ground. That is why hum can pass from one pedal to another.
Detail 03
The standard pedal connector. Center-positive pedals need a polarity reverser or they may be damaged.
Detail 04
Produces no power on its own. It only splits what a 1 SPOT adapter already provides.
Detail 05
Blends against a pedalboard surface rather than standing out. Purely cosmetic.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is a cable that splits an existing 1 SPOT adapter's output into five. You need the adapter separately.
Only if their combined current draw stays under the adapter's rating. Low-draw analog pedals, usually yes. Digital pedals, often no.
It is built for the 1 SPOT. Any 9V center-negative supply with a matching barrel jack should physically connect.
Daisy chains share a ground between pedals. That shared path is how noise travels. An isolated supply is the fix.
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