Donner DP-2 Guitar Pedal Power Supply High Current 10 Isolated DC Output for 9V/12V/18V Effect Pedals

Works great! I run 14-16 pedals on a board and this works great to power 10 of them. Obviously buying a voodoo is going to be much better, but being married with 2 kids while going to college full time, one can't always afford the best. This is a much cheaper solution that works better than I daisy chain, which I used for years. I haven't gotten feedback from power supply like I did with the daisy chain. I currently have the Donner DP-1 on order to power the rest of my pedal (only because at this time the DP-2 is out of stock and I am wanting the second one before I play at a conference in a month).

This power supply works fine and I bought it for a very affordable price. I also really like its compact size. The packaging was good and the delivery was pretty quick. It's a good deal. I like Donner products.

This was definitely the most significant cost-cutting attempt I made in my entire setup. I just couldn't swallow that it should take $150-$300 to run a few milliamps to a few pedals! And I have to say, so far, I don't think it does! Is it COMPLETELY ISOLATED like VL supposedly is? I dunno, maybe not. But I think that 99% of users don't need any more than this.Not only does this power supply offer specs that surpass every "also-ran" power supply, it kicks any Voodoo Lab product in the teeth! Even the $200 VL 4x4 has FEWER ports (only 8 simultaneous) at LOWER amperage! The only one that even comes close is the $300 MONDO. Meanwhile with the DP-2, for a relatively paltry $50, you get 6 9V ports at 100mA, 2 9V ports at 500mA, and one each 12V and 18V, BOTH at a whopping 500mA. TEN TOTAL PORTS. I am using every port except the 18V (and still had to daisy chain a couple pedals off my BOSS LS-2) and so far it is working flawlessly. I am not getting any more noise than I do with individual wall-warts, and what noise I do get it easily snuffed out by the appropriate pedals (EHX DBBMP, BOSS NS-2, etc.). About the only gripe I have is the AC adpater. It has a "snap-in" plug so the adapter does not sit flush wherever it's plugged in, so it can be easily pushed down on the bottom, which pulls the plug a little bit out of the socket. Hasn't been an issue, but a silly problem to have, and even easier for Donner to fix.I will update this review if I have any problems, but as of right now, the Donner DP-2 has hit it out of the park!

This is fantastic I'm super excited about it. It came in well packaged and everything you need. I have a Dunlop Slash Wah pedal that requires an 18v supply. All the others are standard 9v. So I would need to run separate supplies or batteries. This fits my needs perfectly.It goes well with my new Donner pedal boards. It also comes with 2 reverse polarity extensions if needed.I wish the adapter was longer. It is really designed for an outlet on stage or a power strip. I happen to have one so it's no worries for me. I spent a little time playing through and have experienced zero noise. Donner has been reliable for me so far. I have used daisy chains, pedals, and other products that have held up well. So I have no concerns with reliability. It's sturdy and fits well. I definetely recommend it and think it's a great value.

Works perfectly. Is it truly isolated. No. A high tech daisy chain is what it appears to be. No noise to complain of. A lot of powering options. Great value here fellas.