Gator Cases Guitar Effects Pedal Power with 8 Isolated Outputs | Maximum Output Current: 1600mA (GTR-PWR-8)

While it's a large power source for guitar effects pedals, it provided very little to no hum/ feedback and it sourced everything with no surge issues. Plus it comes with a light source and a USB adapter connection to charge a mobile device that easily connects to the device. I mounted it on the top of my board and worked it easier into every effect I needed. Im happy I purchased it.

This is an absolute beast of a power supply, the best one I ever owned. + It's pretty flexible in terms of power configurations for pedals. + The on-off switch is most welcomed + The USB connection is very handy + It comes with a decent led-light you can stick to the USB connector if you want. + I'm using all connections, plus the extra power plug on the back, and it gets just mildly warm. - The voltage buttons are really tiny, they are well protected thou, so no voltage mistakes once they're set, but they are really tiny, you might need some toothpicks to switch them. I owned 6 power supply units for guitar equipment, and this one is the one that fulfilled everything it promised from the get go, and it's holding up pretty well, being well used.

Built a second pedalboard with scrap wood and wanted a power supply that was inexpensive, but quiet. This one fit the bill perfectly. It's simple, no 18v outputs, but powers 9v pedals great and I think it might be even quieter than my voodoolab supply.

I bought this because I need 12VAC and this may be the only remaining pedal board power supply that has it. That works fine. It's also nice that it is switchable between 115V and 220V input. Now the downsides. It is heavy. A PedalPower II Plus weighs 2 lbs and this thing is 3 lbs. It's also large. 7 1/4 x 4 1/4 * 1 15/16. It will not mount under any of the popular pedal boards. And mounting itself is an issue. There are no holes to mount with and it doesn't come with any kind of bracket. It has little slots on the ends. I guess the idea is to hold it on with cable ties or something. The combination of weight, size, and lack of mounting options will make it a non-starter for most pedal board builds. I'm going to make a custom board and can work around the quirks, but I can't recommend this unless you really, really need 12VAC. Also, the power cord that came with mine was worthless. It was loose in the socket and the slightest jiggle would make it lose power. So, as delivered, it was worthless. It takes a standard C13 power cable and I have plenty sitting around, so I was ok.

I hate writing this because this power supply is great! No noise, plenty of options, tons of included cabling, lots of outs! Terrible size… I have tried 3 separate pedal boards and it does not fit under anything. I think I’m going to have to give up and build my own board. Seriously Gator, you don’t even make a board that this will fit under/inside of… as you can see, in at least 1 attempt at implementing this, I stuck a pedal on top of it to save space and just put it on the top of the board. Then it didn’t fit in the bag… Wish I had never bought this.

Excellent power supply with isolated outputs. Plenty of cables included for a variety of applications.

I picked up the Gator Cases 5-output power supply to tidy up my pedalboard and get clean, isolated power to my effects. Overall, it does the job really well — with a couple of small trade-offs. Performance: This unit provides truly isolated outputs, which is exactly what I wanted to eliminate ground loop noise and hum. It’s dead quiet and powers everything on my board without issue. No tone suck, no hiss — just clean power. Design & Features: One of my favorite touches is the power switch toggle. It’s a small thing, but super convenient for turning the board on/off without unplugging. The build feels solid, and the indicator lights make it easy to confirm that everything’s running. Size Consideration: The only downside is that it’s a bit on the bulky side compared to some other 5-output supplies. Depending on your board setup, that might limit mounting options — especially if you’re trying to tuck it underneath a pedaltrain or smaller board. ⸻ Final Thoughts: If you have space for it, the Gator 5-output power supply is a great, reliable option with solid isolation and thoughtful features like the power switch. It’s not the most compact unit, but the performance more than makes up for it.

This is great for small pedalboards that do not require a lot of amperage. The IEC cable connection is a big advantage over the cheaper power supplies, because in a live music setting I use a 20ft long IEC for power and 20ft instrument cable to my amp. I also find this power supply to be totally quiet compared to the cheaper ones. .

Buena fuente aunque muy grande y aún más pesada. Muchas opciones para conectar diferentes pedales, los cables parecen un poco frágiles pero al momento todo funciona muy bien

Lo compré por 1,600$ y estoy muy feliz. La calidad es excelente al igual que los estuches rígidos y cumple su funcionalidad al 100%

Es una fuente con un precio altamente competitivo y una variedad en los voltajes conmutables que llama la atención para los que manejados Pedales análogos con digital, construcción resistente y se ve que durable. Solo tuve un inconveniente y en una tocada en vivo no me alimentaba todos los pedales, pensaba que era la luz del lugar donde tocaba pero de todos los demás yo era el único con ese problema, cambié algunas cosas de lugar, rectifiqué cables y al parecer eso desapareció, de momento no me ha vuelto a suceder pero creo que es algo a considerar, ya que tocando en vivo no se nos permiten errores. Considera que si compras desde otro país que no sea USA, la garantía de Amazon solo te abarca 1 mes y con la marca es un problema porque te mandan con su distribuidor y la respuesta es muy tardada, así que pruébala el mayor tiempo que tengas cuando la compres hasta antes de que pase el mes