CIOKS DC7 Pedal Power Supply, Limited Edition Red (Gear Hero HQ Exclusive)

RCA connector to each output on the power brick is a great design. Easy to understand and configure for each device. Fairly small size. Im very happy.

Does everything you need

Awesome pedal power. Much better than my MXR and my one spot. It meets all my needs and more. Great for high MA usage pedals. Super clean with no added noise. This is the lowest profile pedal you can get. I use it with two splitters and I am able to power 9 pedals.

This is hands down the best power supply on the market. And if you buy the Cioks grip you dont even have to drill holes in your pedalboard. Fits under the pedaltrain metro 24, 20 and 16 perfectly. If you need power options that are not included Cioks has different flex cables for any situation. Not all are included though.

1. Low profile, so fits under my Pedaltrain board nicely 2. High power output, so good even for power hungry pedals 3. Voltage is switchable for each, not just on a few ports I originally bought this to put a Helix HX Stomp on my board (which requires a separate cable). Fantastic, one of the best IMO.

A few things I love about this. It supplies a lot of current to each outlet - enough that you could have seven power-hungry digital pedals if you wanted. You can switch the voltage of every outlet to whatever you need. It comes with a daisy chain cable, so you can power up to 9 pedals with it. It is very low profile, and can be attached easily to the bottom of a Pedaltrain board with a special clamp that they sell separately for about 25 bucks. Im not buying any other kind of supply these days.

I bought the Ernie Ball volt thinking it was going to work for me and then I realized it didnt have enough MA available. When you use strymon and Universal pedals you need a little more power. I love this unit because I can double up and maybe triple up on one input for pedals that dont need all the juice that the other pedals need. I love how small it is. It fits under the pedaltrain Metro beautifully. I used velcro but I could get one of their clamps. But so far so good. If I had to say one thing negative it would be the RCA plugs used at the unit.. but I guess those are easy enough to purchase

I originally was using a Donner power supply, but one day my BOSS pedal that was plugged into it. Stopped working? I couldn’t figure out what happened? I tried to fix the pedal, but no matter what I did, it just wouldn’t work anymore. After doing research. I found out the Donner power supply does not offer isolated power. It’s basically a daisy chain, so I figured somehow the power supply fried my pedal. I didn’t want to risk damage to any other pedal, that’s when I researched other better pedal power supplies. After a lot of research I went with the Cioks. Just for a laugh I decided to plug my broken BOSS pedal, and to my shock it worked again! It was like the Cioks gave it the jolt it needed. I also noticed all my other pedals seem to sound stronger like they too are getting more power. I’m am very happy with Cioks. I know it cost a lot, but as they say buy once, cry once. Save your pedals and yourself some headaches, and buy the Cioks. You won’t regret it.

This is my first CIOKS...and its better tgen I expected...no noise or hum, even when close to all the pedals in a bunch...gonna buy the expansion models when I need them...moving forward this is the brand/model for powering my pedals!!! Highly Recommended!!!

Installation under a pedalboard just takes a power drill and the right drill bit. Power supplied to my HX Stomp is made possible by a 3rd party cable, and is still able to run a couple of additional pedals with a few slots and a the USB port still available. Would buy another power supply from them again!