Caline Guitar Pedal Power Supply CP05 Guitar Pedal Power Supply 10 Isolated DC Output for 9V/12V/18V Effect Pedals

Arrived well packaged a day early! Three working days and I live in France, excellent service. The Power supply is neat and simple to use. I have mounted this underneath my Pedaltrain Junior Board using velcro and two cable ties. I am not using the Blue Llghting feature other than to check for over-voltage when I used up all of the 9v outlets. I can see this would be useful on a dark stage if mounted on top of the board to light up the pedals. So far I have used all outlets together, individually and I have daisy chained my Boss DS1 and Blues Driver pedals (Stacked) to see just how much hum/noise I can generate from the power supply. Surprisingly, very little on the clean channel on my Fender amp, a bit more using the driven channels. Unless this product deteriorates with age, which I don't think it will, then it I have to say this power supply is excellent and well worth the £27 paid, which is only 20-30% of the price of many products available. Great product - great value!

I've only used it for an hour or so today, so I can't speak for its longevity, but as far as the quality, this is a very solidly put together unit. The LEDs are switchable which is nice (as they are VERY bright). I didn't notice any noise/hum from the supply even with 5 pedals connected.I would absolutely recommend this to anyone in need of a power supply for their pedal board, fantastic value for money!

EDIT 2: The seller dealt with the situation very well and I sent my unit back and ordered another. This second unit, while it still has some noise that I'd say is probably too loud to gig with, is much better than the old one and I hardly notice it using it in my bedroom. For the price, I'd say this is well worth it because power supplies are generally way more expensive and as long as you don't play too loud, this does a fine job.EDIT: I've just been playing around with the unit, trying different cables with different pedals and playing with the volumes and anything with more than a few pedals or above what I'd call average bedroom volume cause an incredibly loud hiss.I run this with a Boss DS-1, Electro-Harmonix Big Muff, DigiTech Whammy DT and a Zoom G3X multi effects pedal. It works fine with all four (even though technically both the G3X and the Whammy DT need more than 100mA of current and there's only one high current port, the G3X seems to be able to cope with a much lower current) but there's definitely some noise. I'm going to contact customer services in the hope that this is just a faulty unit (and I'll update my review when they get back to me) but for now this definitely isn't gigable. Through my Vox AC10 at bedroom volume the DS-1 causes a constant high pitched hissing sound and some pedals on the G3X cause a similar noise (most notable on the acoustic simulator). It's not too bad and I could probably cope with it at that volume but with more gain or more volume the sound gets unbearable.Other than that, the output cables supplied are long enough to reach everywhere on my fairly large pedal board and the unit is all metal and seems to be built quite well. The lights are a nice touch but mine is underneath the board so I personally never use them, they're really bright though. Hopefully the one I have is just faulty and I can get it replaced for one that makes much less noise.

This is an awesome little product. I was sceptical at first as the price seemed way to reasonable, however, when I read other reviews I decided to go for it. When it arrived I was massively impressed very compact and fit perfectly on my pedal board. Comes with plenty of cables for loads of pedals and a sufficiently long enough power cord. If you're thinking of buying it don't question it and go for it

Took a chance based on other reviews. All i can say is it powers my 9 pedals effortlessly and silently! I was incredibly impressed and also relieved.The product is very neat and easily fits under my pedal board.My only other pedal suppy reference is a Thomann power point jnr that has 5 fully isolated outputs. Its a great little unit and cheap but this was cheaper and is equally silent.Highly recommended!

Wow, this is exactly what I have been looking for, no more extension sockets and wires all over the place, this power supply does away with 7 of my pedals own power supplies and plugs, I also have a cd player that I use for backing track which is also 9v, now my pedals all look neat and tidy, there is also a handy led light array that you can have on or off, it illuminates my pedal board. But you don't have to use it on a board, it feels very sturdy and well made and came very well packaged, plenty of different cables for all your needs.

When comparing the price of this to some of the others this is definitely the best. I don't get any buzz from this power supply and it has plenty to power my pedal board. It's feels quality as well and the lights look great on my board!

Initially, a good idea. Turned out to be a mistake. This psu is nicely packaged, small enough to fit on top of your board if you want it to, (so you can see the pretty blue lights), but it has one fatal flaw. When using distortion for solo work, there is a feedback type squeal, and that's even when the guitar is turned down. For clean sounds, no problem. For crunch/distortion, again, no problem apart from a slight raising of the normal background hum of this effect. But for solos, or if you use a lot of metal distortion, or if you stop playing for a rest beat - it's like Hendrix lives again, but without the musical ability. I even tried another of the same psu's after reading some reviews which said they had this problem, but a new unit was ok. There was no difference. I also tried using a noise gate in the pedal chain - also no effect. So, to recap, great if you play in your bedroom, or if you play country, jazz, or play in a function band where not much rock is played, but for anything over Bryan Adams-type crunch - forget it. I guess you get what you pay for.