JIM DUNLOP MXR DC Brick Power Supply, Silver (11237000001)

Like many of my musician brothers & sisters, I have a bit of money invested in my pedalboard - Darkglass, Aguilar, BBE, Line 6, Korg, etc. When I started purchasing the more expensive Darkglass stuff I still had a cheap power unit. Oddly enough it worked pretty quietly with the LEDs on versus off. I used my pedals live, but as of late, quite a bit in my home studio and bands' studios.I'd gone to NAMM 2019 and noticed these power units used on the Darkglass pedalboards at the Darkglass booth. Even prior to that, I'd been kicking myself a little for having over $1000 in pedals powered by a $20 unit.When I received the MXR unit, I plugged in with the old power supply and played. It didn't seem to have much noise. However, when I plugged my pedals into the MXR until, I COULD TELL the difference. Even though I heard no sound on the original unit, the MXR did seem more quiet. After testing a bit more - yes, there was a slight, slight background to the cheap unit - more so, questionable power through pedals.I feel MUCH better having my pedals on an MXR unit - granted, it IS made in China, just like the cheap one I was using, but I still feel better with my money in pedals powered by a name as solid as MXR.

Immediately noticed when using this there is no noise so I'm as happy as can be with it. I probably won't use the 18v but it's very nice to have it if I do want or need to use it at some point. overall great investment for your pedals. Also love that the unit is small so it doesn't take up a lot of space.

It powers all of my pedals with no issue.

Works great. On startup shows red briefly to display power surge on startup, then quickly to blue to show 'on' status. Plenty of current for multiple pedals. Lots of cables provided and small enough to fit on top of pedal board. Not noisey at all, which I was concerned about. Very happy.

Purchased for my daughter who plays bass guitar. She has attached it to her board with pedals. There are no complaints on the battery or any other issues. I purchased based on other reviews and she is happy.

I have 10 pedals connected to this little thing, and it works perfectly with very little noise. I'm very satisfied.

If you are starting out building a pedal board and wondering what pedal you should buy first, this is it.No, really, BUY THIS FIRST! This should be your first pedal. Listen... When I was a boy I used a string of wall warts mounted in a surge protector velcro'd under my home made pallet wood pedal board and it was the most hideous thing you ever saw or heard... And now decades later we have power supply's that can literally fit in the palm of our hands, or shirt pockets!Pedal power supply's have come a long way since then and the kids these day's don't know how good they got it. So take some wisdom from an old timer kids, do this first, invest in a solid power supply before anything else, then get a good tuner, then start adding your pedals, and use soldered cables, do not do it backwards. You will save yourself a lot of time and money with a good power supply, it will literally pay for itself over time. The MXR DC Brick or ISO Brick are good starting points for any aspiring musician to build their legacy upon.Now go forth and rock! \m/

Love this power supply - works with all my Boss pedals and MXR pedals so far. Well worth the investment, and a much better price than some of the other ones out there. The actual box is small enough to fit on a board (although the power supply box is quite big to plug in). Only thing this doesn't have is a variety of cord sizes (meaning the plug end, not the length) - this package comes with a bunch of cords that fit Boss & MXR pedals no problem, but I have some bigger pedals (Line 6 & Digitech Whammy) that have a larger plug input, so I'll need to search for a special pack of cords to fit those probably? Otherwise, very good investment!