Detail 01
Isolated outputs
Each output has its own transformer winding, so ground loop hum between pedals is eliminated rather than reduced.

Independent shopping perspective
Eight-output isolated pedal power supply with switchable voltages and higher-current outputs. For medium to large boards mixing analog and digital 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
Each output has its own transformer winding, so ground loop hum between pedals is eliminated rather than reduced.
Detail 02
Fits most working boards. Add doubler cables for low-draw pedals if you outgrow the count.
Detail 03
Set specific outputs to 9V, 12V or 18V so vintage-spec and higher-headroom pedals run correctly.
Detail 04
Two outputs handle digital delays and multi-effects that starve on standard 100mA outputs.
Detail 05
Heavier and warmer than switch-mode supplies, but no high-frequency switching noise near your pickups.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
If the hum comes from a daisy chain sharing a ground, yes. Isolated outputs break ground loops. Hum from bad cables or bad grounding in the room won't change.
Yes, with doubler cables on low-draw analog pedals. Just keep the combined draw under each output's rating.
Yes. Specific outputs switch to 18V for pedals that want the extra headroom.
The isolated, transformer-based design avoids the switching noise cheaper supplies inject. Position it away from pickups to avoid magnetic hum.