Voodoo Lab Pedal Power ISO-5 Power Supply  

While it functioned, it was excellent

It worked well for 6 months, then nothing. No power surge, nothing. The power box was never moved around or taken on the road. It was plugged into a fused power cord. It simply ceased to function.

Expensive for an item that only lasts 6 months.  They need to see why they all die so quickly and correct the problem.

It could produce golden eggs and light the universe, but if it dies in 6 months, its crap.

It has great ports for power supply.

Died for no reason...

It would be an "okay" value if it didn't die. For no reason.

This product would be great if it was reliable. I bought it in November of last year, and a week ago (mid august) it just stopped working. No shorts, no shocks, no surge, no reason. Dead. I have another voodoo lab pedal power 2 plus that I had plugged in on the same strip and it works fine.

Never even gigged with it, just sits in my office on the underside of a pedaltrain pro pedal board.

I only use 4 pedals which makes the capacity of this power supply great for me. Even greater is that my EQ pedal uses the 18 volt input. It comes with a decent amount of hook-up cables so you should not have a problem powering your cables.

Having played in many poorly lit badly wired venues I have come to realize that unless I wanted to spend a ton of money on GD 9 volt batteries I was going to need a power supply. I have tried less expensive options but let me tell you if you are not just playing in your room they suck. Well if you like the buzz of stage lights through your amp and that special ratty sound produced by poor electrical wiring then the one spot is for you!!!! (I have one and it works fine at home but I actually had to unplug it at a 3000+ venue and use batteries as the buzz was so bad)

The plug for this is a good selling point as it is a not a flimsy wall wart, not sure what they are actually called, but it is the same kind of cable your amp uses to plug in. (most of them anyway)        

What you see is what you get.

Solid.

It will pay for itself over time, 9 volts are not cheap.

I only use 4 pedals which makes the capacity of this power supply great for me. Even greater is that my EQ pedal uses the 18 volt input. It comes with a decent amount of hook-up cables so you should not have a problem powering your cables.

Having played in many poorly lit badly wired venues I have come to realize that unless I wanted to spend a ton of money on GD 9 volt batteries I was going to need a power supply. I have tried less expensive options but let me tell you if you are not just playing in your room they suck. Well if you like the buzz of stage lights through your amp and that special ratty sound produced by poor electrical wiring then the one spot is for you!!!! (I have one and it works fine at home but I actually had to unplug it at a 3000+ venue and use batteries as the buzz was so bad)

The plug for this is a good selling point as it is a not a flimsy wall wart, not sure what they are actually called, but it is the same kind of cable your amp uses to plug in. (most of them anyway)          

What you see is what you get.

Solid.

It will pay for itself over time, 9 volts are not cheap.