NEUMA EU DC 9V 1A Power Supply Adapter Charger for Guitar Bass Effects Pedal with 5 Way Cable

I'm a pedal guy. I own a number I won't admit to in public places as I fear the judging and rightly suspicious eyes of my normally trustworthy wife.“But how Can one pedal that does one thing cost 250$? You said its for overdrive? Don't you have oneOne of the those already?” I have four but whos counting, I definitely did not say…So I know my pedals and I know there long bashed, sometimes adored, and mostly just stuffed out of sight and ignored partner to the creative and richly designed tops and even shapes of guitar pedals. the step sibling who gets the hand me downs and while most people will gladly drop 300$ or more on one pedal when the power supply is discussed everyone becomes the keenest bargain hunter alive. You are shopping for the multi power at the lowest cost and hoping to find the better in a crowded field of alot of the same. But all are the same even tho they all look almost identitical.This power pedal by Neuma offers a feature not found on Joyo (the other daisy chain I own and have used) that's called a magnet ring. Thats the rectangle bulb under the rectangle power that goes into the wall. It uses, I believe magnets and copper (don't quote me on that, it could be just simple magical spells) that dampen the noise so prevelant in other entry priced power supplies.Anyways, you don't see a lot of designed cases or any splash of flash at all on power supplies until the 150$ range or so and this is true here.Now anything over 25$ it's a functional consumer requirement that the power supply be silent I guess to some. To me, a noise that infiltrates your tone like a flood of hungry electric locusts come to eat you alive is not “working as designed.” It's bad design and should be fixed before selling. I won't forgive a product just cause its cheap. I esp won't forgive a product for lying to me about its key feature! When a popular power supply and its rather loud background noise that many questionedThe company outright on, to which, customers were told, no, thats incorrect. What you hear is nothing. Hmm THAT said, I don't want to badmouth companies so I'll just say at this price point and for what you are most likely looking for, I reccomend this power pedal and give it 5 dirty looks to the company that told me the noise I was hearing was “nothing.”

This cable set worked really well for the small set up I have for my pedals. It still looks fairly neat and compact using this instead of having to use a more expensive alternative.

This is an excellent replacement for my lost pedal power source. It works well and I like the option to daisy-chain with other options. It makes a pedal board more compact.

This works well with all my various pedals. At 1000 mA, it will conservatively power 4-5 pedals, but perhaps fewer for the digital pedals that want to draw 300-350 mA per pedal. So if you use all digital stuff, you may find a bottleneck. For instance my digital delay and reverb pedals each call for at least 300 mA per pedal. But an overdrive pedal is likely half that current draw. Check your pedals to see if this will be an issue.Otherwise, it works as well as my other "regular" quality daisy chain power supply. It has a ferrite cylinder in one end to help reduce noise, but it is still noisy if it has to share a circuit/power outlet with other appliances. And for my digital reverb pedal, which is always prone to hum from a power supply, this unit will give that same hum. (Digital pedals tend to bring more hum with these daisy chain power supplies.) Not exactly perfect but for the price it is what you have to expect. To eliminate hum you need to isolate that circuit (separate power supply and outlet, or use an isolating power supply) or use a battery.For most bedroom players this is a good deal on a useful power supply solution. Much cheaper than batteries!And remember to be careful about using different power supplies--ones made for guitar pedals are typically "center pin negative," while a 9V supply for another appliance may be "center tip positive," and plugging one into your pedal can fry the circuit.

I have some very expensive power supplies on my pedal board, like literally about $400 worth. Not really sure why because this works just as well and introduces no noise that I can detect. As long as this satisfies your pedal's power needs GET IT, it's an insane value.

I have a big effects board for my guitars, and a small one for my bass. This multi-charger is perfect for the bass board. I set up five effects pedals to test it and all five worked correctly and there was no hum. I feed off the last effect directly into an interface and then into Cubase, so I can check for low levels of electronic noise and found that this unit did not introduce any that I could detect. The wall-wart is not overly large, and there is plenty of length between the outlets to allow for flexibility in placement even for large volume and wah pedals. I'm pretty happy with this.

Nothing fancy here, but if you need a basic daisy chain, this will get the job done. This supply offers a relatively small supply of current at 1000 ma (some offer up to 2000). It ships as two parts, so you can use it to power a single high-current device, or attach the 5-way daisy chain cable to the end, and you can run up to 5 effects pedals off it that way. Be sure to check the current requirements of the pedals you add so that you stay under 1000 ma total, which will likely be fine if you're using analog pedals, but might be pushing it for some current-hungry digital pedals.

I'm not really a "pedal guy", though I run distortion and compression, usually off of batteries.. As such, I don't have a pedal board or anything. To test this, I hooked up 3 other pedals just to see that they could all be powered on at once, and I'm happy to say there was no issue with powering up my pedals. This is a handy power supply to keep in my kit for those times I find myself needing it.

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Avevo già preso questo alimentatore venduto da un altro brand e sono contento di vedere che anche questo è perfetto sotto ogni punto di vista. Non ho sentito nessun rumore fischio fruscio quando collegato alla mia pedaliera è la corrente che fornisce è estremamente stabile.A livello costruttivo si presenta bene, con una scocca completamente in plastica e un filo di buona qualità. Il connettore d'alimentazione è saldo quando collegato nei pedali e non ho avuto nessun tipo di disconnessione durante le prove per cui l'ho usato.Per quanto riguarda le prestazioni devo dirmi completamente soddisfatto perché non ho notato particolari rumori anche con delle linee elettriche molto rumorose, ciò vuol dire che l'alimentatore filtra correttamente la corrente in entrata dalla presa elettrica. Comoda anche l'inclusione di un cavo Daisy chain che permette di collegare più pedali a un solo alimentatore.Visto anche il prezzo, mi sento di consigliare pienamente questo prodotto.

The media could not be loaded.  Después de un buen tiempo usando sólo los efectos de mi ampli, pedí un pedal de overdrive, y estoy entusiasmado, estoy planeando montar una barra de pedales, y este adaptador resuelve muy elegantemente el tener hasta 5 pedales.Los conectores son el estándar de los pedales de 12v, ha entrado en mi pedal de Pogolab perfectamente.Como en el video, puesto que sólo tengo un pedal, se puede enchufar el conector directamente y guardar el "daisy chain" - pero he comprobado que alimenta correctamente el pedal a través de cualquier conector del "daisy chain".Además el sonido es limpio, no hay ningún zumbido - justo lo que esperas de un producto especializado.Muy contento con el adaptador de calidad, y pensando ya en más pedales :)

La foto sulla descrizione (a oggi) é sbagliata, questo alimentatore arriva con la presa europea.Costruzione semplice, ma comunque la qualità audio é mantenuta, nessun ronzio in cassa, neppure alzando il gain!Ha una capacità di 1 AMP per 9 VOLT, sufficiente per alimentare diversi pedali. Il suo cavo é lungo circa 1,5 metri, più una serie di connettori per pedalini montati in parallelo.Ottimo acquisto per eliminare le batterie e risolvere il problema definitivamente dell'alimentazione.Acquisto consigliato 👍Spero di esserti stato utile.

C'est une petite alimentation à découpage qui sort une tension de 9V et débitera un courant d' 1A maximum. Le câble fait 1,5 mètre de long, et la fiche jack DC est au "standard Boss", soit 2,1x5,5 millimètres avec la masse est au centre (on parle aussi de "centre négatif"). Une daisy chain avec cinq points de connexion est également fournie. Sa longueur totale est là encore d' 1,5 mètre.À l'usage, l'alimentation fait son travail comme il faut. Elle chauffe un peu quand on approche ses limites, mais rien d'alarmant. En observant sa tension à l'oscilloscope, on trouve du bruit à différentes hautes fréquences, avec un net pic centré autour de 125kHz et une harmonique de rang 1 marquée autour de 250kHz. Là encore, rien de bien anormal pour une alimentation à découpage d'entrée de gamme : si elle génère du bruit, même les chauves-souris n'arriveront pas à l'entendre !Au final, c'est un lot bien pratique pour un musicien souhaitant brancher jusqu'à cinq pédales. Il faudra juste faire attention à ce qu'elles soient toutes alimentées avec un "centre négatif", et à ne pas dépasser la limite imposée de 1A. C'est d'ailleurs mon seul regret, puisque monter jusque 2A aurait permis de brancher plus de pédales numériques. Mais en l'état, le rapport qualité/prix est vraiment bon et c'est le lot idéal pour alimenter à peu de frais son pedalboard.