1 SPOT PRO CS7 7-output Isolated Guitar Pedal Power Supply

I am in-process of building a new pedal board - this was a key component. I used to use a One-Spot adapter with great success. I wanted to upgrade to something more "pro" and this was what I chose after studying different power solutions. Using it - definitely quiet. No hum, no added noise, no issues at all. I like the flexibility of different power amperages and voltages that this adds as well as reliability of the "1 Spot" moniker.Note: mounted on the Donner DB-3 (which is a good clone of a PedalTrain) mounting ears need to be flattened to work properly but it does fit and works quite well.It is definitely worth the expense to get a great power supply - right off the bat - and save money down the road.

Sometimes a pedal board configuration will need individual isolated ground supplies as well as power and this unit fulfills that need. Elimination of multiple ‘wall warts’ is always a good thing and again with its single 110vac power lead, this unit is a great choice. The unit appears well built and has met all of my requirements for a noise free system. As you will notice from the specs, this unit has relatively high current capacity on all of its 9v outlets, more that enough for any effects pedal I’ve encountered. One possibly obvious warning though; power up before connecting your pedal board to any live amplification.

Previous to using this power supply, i was using a cheap off-brand model that was working fine until i started to introduce some more digital pedals and then i knew it was time to step up. Being a one spot user for years now i gravitated towards their flagship power supplies naturally. Even though this is less expensive still than the competitors brands, it is excellent !Installation was easy under my pedaltrain pro, only a few screws and i was ready to go ! Some of the patch cables are a little short but it was manageable for me and i'm sure this won't be an issue with people with smaller boards (I have a lot of large pedals which necessitated a bigger board for my rig). Upgrading to this power supply has basically solved all of the noise problems in my rig.If you need to upgrade your power to the pro level, i would look no further than here. It's gotten me through so many practice sessions, studio sessions, and gigs already ! Truetone really is the best brand when it comes to power.

The slots can power more than what thier labels say. As long as you don’t exceed the total of all the slots put together it dosent matter what you plug in Power wise. This thing is the best on the market. Period. Watch the YouTube video with the owner of trutone explaining it. They just have labels because the testing they had done requires it. This kit comes with many different cords to adapt to pedals that require weird plugs and has like 7 cables to power pedals. It had the center positive adapter for my phase 90 pedal I just got. If your like me and have a lot to pedals you’ll deffinatly want to get the splitter cable so you can turn one slot into two which works great for powering more than 7 pedals. I even bought the 18v to 9v adapter so I can turn that plug into an extra slot also. Very well built and fits perfectly under my Pedaltrain Novo 24 and is currently powering 12 pedals no problem. Don’t waist your time on the other overpriced stuff that has no where near the amount of Available milliamps. It’s Super lite too

Product arrived one day earlier than expected! Perfect for what i needed. I had noise issues with some of my effects pedals. This power supply cleaned everything up nicely. Built very sturdy .

Product is well designed and works as advertised. I was hopeful this would fix all my buzzing/noise issues but apparently my pedals/amps/guitar are just noisy and my power supply was never the problem.

Awesome power supply.Dead quiet even powering an early 80’s wah pedal! I’ve never had any luck with using a brick with my wah (Thomas Organ/Dunlop transitional) always sounded like WW3 but this.. DEAD QUIET!My whiteface Rat always had a slight hum unless I used a battery, with the 1Spot.. DEAD QUIET!Are you seeing the trend here?Why did it take my stubborn a** so long to actually buy an isolated power supply? Who knows but I’m so glad I bought this one. Worth every penny.

This is THE ONE to get if you need an audio quality 9V dc power supply. I tried a less expensive one (ungrounded AC plug) and also the kind with just a transformer, and they had way too much noise on them.Truetone did a Good JOB, at a moderate price.I have a 1980s E/A Takamine guitar that required an internal 9 VDC battery, and I had to unstring it to get to it. (PITA) So, I brought the battery connections down to the bottom of the guitar body, and soldered on a DC jack, placed next to the 1/4 Audio/Out jack. Works GREAT! And if I want to get some guitar pedals and build a board for them, I've got a couple more 9VDC supplies on this (very silent, not just quiet), Truetone CS7 1 SPOT PRO!The only minor gripe I have is that it doesn't have an on/off switch, but I can get a protected power strip with a switch, so no problem.