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9 Volt Adapter
The 9 Volt Adapter works with any device requiring tip negative 9V to minimize or eliminate the need to change batteries.
Magnet Ring
The magnet ring can Reduce the noise dusturtabce.The professional noise isolation performance ensures you a quiet pedal chain condition while you play.absolutely no loss of sound/signal. Smooth sailing and happy shredding!
5 Way Daisy Chain
You can run 5 pedals on your pedal board at the same time. you will have no trouble with the sound.It's convenient for you to use different groups of effects.
Package Included
1 x Donner 9V Power Adapter
1 x 5 way Daisy Chain
Pedal Power Supply Adapter 9V DC 1A Tip Negative 5 Way Daisy Chain Cables for Effect Pedal
Claudio D
Reviewed in Italy on February 6, 2025
Funziona bene, ottimo prezzo
Wayne
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
Great
Dufraisse
Reviewed in France on January 26, 2025
Correspond à ma pedale driver
Kenny Dalglish
Reviewed in France on January 13, 2025
Fait exactement ce pourquoi on l'a acheté : fournir du courant aux pédales d'effet. Bon rapport qualité/prix.
Technology Guy
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024
Works great with all my modern pedals! I have some very old pedals that use a different style of electrical connector but, this is perfect for my newer pedals.
L. Meza
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024
My husband uses these for multiple guitar pedals. They are very convenient as he only needs to have this single extension cord which replaces multiple adapters. He went from 4 individual cables to a single one. It saves on space and outlets; he only needs one outlet now! Sound is good quality. The cable itself may be thinner than expected—wish it was thicker—but for the price it does the job.
Jens Gadau
Reviewed in Germany on March 6, 2024
Alles gut 🎸🎸🎸🎛ï¸ðŸŽ›ï¸ðŸ¤˜ðŸ‘
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
The Neuma effects pedal power supply works just fine with an EHX Hot Tubes. It's my first pedal, I just bought it used, like-new open-box, but without a power supply. It's my only pedal so I only tested the single power cable. I don't see why it would not live up to its spec's and adequately power five 9-volt 1-amp pedals with the daisy-chain cable, that's a pretty light load. The magnet furrule is a nice touch and should reduce or eliminate any interference like ground loop hum. The daisy-chain cable is supposedly feedback free but I can not attest to this. I have used beat-up decades-old practice gear that I have refurbished myself, learning as I go. I cleaned the amp and bass guitar pots really well, but there's still some scratch in my amp gain pot. So I did hear some hum with high gain settings on pedal and amp, but I figure that's somewhat normal and because my gear needs more love, not a fault of this power supply adapter. Full disclosure, I'm not a pro musician, just a guy really enjoying my third time around in life learning the bass, this time older and wiser... and now with effects pedals. For ten bucks for a 5-way pedal psu you can't lose here, just get it and GAS on.
Cliente
Reviewed in Spain on December 3, 2024
Muy recomendado. Me encanta. Nada de ruidos. Excelente calidad precio
shopfrombedzzzzzz
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024
Arrived quick and works perfectly!
Elf Pod
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024
This is an excellent solution to a huge problem. Can't wait to use it properly!
TN
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2024
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.
Cary S
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024
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.â€
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