CIOKS Crux

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The Cioks Crux is your go-to solution for powering those power-hungry multi-effects pedals without compromising on your pedalboard real estate. Specifically designed to work seamlessly with the Cioks DC7 power supply, the Crux transforms the DC7’s 24V auxiliary outlet into a versatile power source, offering both 9V and 12V outputs with a robust 24 watts of power. This means you can power demanding devices like the Neural DSP Quad Cortex or Line 6 HX series with a single outlet, freeing up the others for additional pedals.

With a sleek 1-inch profile, the Crux maintains the compact design of the DC7, making it an effortless fit beneath most pedalboards. It’s even compatible with the CIOKS MiniGRIP for a drill-free mounting experience. Safety is a priority with built-in protections against overload, short circuits, and over-voltage, ensuring your precious gear remains safe. And with a 5-year manufacturer warranty, you can trust in its durability and reliability.

Key Features:

Converts DC7’s 24V auxiliary outlet into a 9V or 12V outlet with 24 watts of power
Powers Neural DSP Quad Cortex or Line 6 HX series with fewer outlets
Overload, short circuit, and over-voltage protection
Slim 1-inch profile for easy pedalboard integration
Compatible with CIOKS MiniGRIP for drill-free mounting
Includes 1 x 24V DC Link cable and 2 Flex cables
Designed in Denmark, assembled in Poland
5-year worldwide warranty

Product specs

Available since	December 2022
DC/AC current	DC
Output current in mA	2700 mA
9 V	Yes
12 V	Yes
18 V	No
Secondary voltage	Yes
Multi-output power supply	Yes

FAQs

What is the primary purpose of the Cioks Crux?: The Cioks Crux is designed to convert the DC7's 24-volt auxiliary outlet into a high-powered supply, ideal for powering demanding pedals like the Neural DSP Quad Cortex or Line 6 HX-series.
Can the Cioks Crux power a 12V pedal?: Yes, the Cioks Crux can supply 12V power, making it suitable for a variety of power-hungry pedals that require this voltage.
Is the Cioks Crux compatible with the Cioks DC7 power supply?: Yes, the Cioks Crux is specifically designed as an accessory for the Cioks DC7, enhancing its capabilities to power more demanding pedals.
Does the Cioks Crux support 18V output?: No, the Cioks Crux does not support an 18V output. It is designed to provide 9V and 12V power.
How much current can the Cioks Crux supply?: The Cioks Crux can supply up to 2700 mA, making it suitable for powering multiple high-draw pedals or a single, very demanding unit.

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PROS

Seamlessly powers high-demand multi-FX and stomp boxes without multiple adapters
Compact design fits under flat pedalboards like Pedaltrain Metro 24
Compatible with both Cioks DC7 and Strymon Zuma for versatile use
Metal housing ensures durable build quality
Saves space and simplifies pedalboard setups
Provides reliable power for devices like Quad Cortex and Fractal VP4
Exceptional quality recognized by multiple users

CONS

Requires an additional DC7 unit for optimal functionality
Connection cable to DC7 is very short

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Cioks Crux.

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Owners report stable performance with the Cioks Crux and DC7 setup powering multiple devices for over a year without issues.
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Owners successfully use daisy chain cables on Sweetwater to power multiple low mA analog pedals with a single DC7 output, maintaining clean signal paths.
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Owners have successfully powered devices like the Red Panda Particle 2 and Digitech Freqout with the DC7+Crux, underscoring its reliability for high-demand setups.
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Features and functionality

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The Crux allows powering from one 12V output, simplifying the setup compared to other solutions that sum outputs.
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The Crux can be set to 9V or 12V, providing flexibility for different pedal requirements, though some view it as overkill for standard pedals due to its high mA output.
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The Crux requires an input power of approximately 22.7W, assuming 95% efficiency, making it unsuitable for power sources under this threshold like the Pedal Power 2 Plus.
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Software and compatibility

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Despite concerns, users have successfully used Crux with Harley Benton Spaceship Powered Pedalboards by utilizing existing cables, suggesting compatibility in real-world applications.
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The Crux isn't compatible with the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 Plus for high-draw devices like the Quad Cortex, emphasizing the need for a more robust supply.
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Comparisons

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The Walrus Canvas HP is highlighted for its single 3A output, potentially offering a more streamlined solution than the DC7+Crux combo.
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Consider the Cioks 4 expander as an alternative to the Crux for additional outputs, leveraging the DC7’s 24V auxiliary output.
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Walrus Canvas PSUs are noted for their 3A switchable 9/12/18V outputs, offering a viable alternative for high current devices compared to the DC7+Crux combo.
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Other

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Cioks Crux requires a regulated power source and may face issues if paired with unregulated supplies, which some users have noted in practice without problems.
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Setup and maintenance

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Daisy chaining is viable with the Cioks DC7, and some users manage to power up to 12 pedals, especially analog ones, without noise issues.
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Use cases and applications

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Digital pedals with high current draws generally need dedicated lines, but some digital pedals can be chained if total mA draw is within limits.
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It's feasible to power a Quad Cortex using the Crux paired with DC7, but not with Pedal Power 2 Plus, due to insufficient combined wattage.
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