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Designed for the discerning guitarist seeking reliable and efficient power delivery, the Dr Tone PSU10 Power Supply is a vital accessory for your pedalboard. Engineered specifically to streamline your setup, this power supply ensures that your effects pedals receive consistent and clean power, minimizing noise and enhancing performance. The isolated power outputs are a standout feature, offering a noise-free and stable power source that can accommodate up to ten pedals simultaneously. This means you can focus on your music without worrying about hums or interference.

The PSU10 is crafted with durability in mind, making it a robust addition to any gigging musician’s arsenal. Its compact design allows it to fit seamlessly into most pedalboards, ensuring that space is never an issue. Additionally, the PSU10 includes multiple voltage options, catering to a variety of pedal requirements and making it adaptable for diverse musical styles and setups. Whether you're playing in a small club or a large venue, this power supply is ready to meet the demands of any performance environment.

Key Features:

Provides power to up to 10 pedals simultaneously
Isolated outputs to prevent noise and interference
Multiple voltage options to accommodate different pedal types
Compact design for easy integration into pedalboards
Built for durability and reliability in various performance settings

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The Dr Tone PSU-10 offers multiple 9V outputs and two adjustable outputs ranging from 6 to 12V, making it versatile for various pedal setups.
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The Dr Tone PSU-10 provides 60mA to each of its 8 regular outputs, potentially limiting for pedals requiring higher current.
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Only the two adjustable outputs of the Dr Tone PSU-10 offer 250mA, supporting higher current pedals or those needing voltage adjustments.
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Value and pricing

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At around £40, the Dr Tone PSU-10 is considered a budget-friendly option for powering pedals, especially for those not using numerous boutique pedals.
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User experience

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Owners appreciate the lack of noise when powering their pedals with the Dr Tone PSU-10, indicating reliable performance for its price point.
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Users report initial satisfaction with the PSU-10 for up to 8 pedals, but noise issues arise beyond this, indicating limits in scaling pedalboards.
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The power supply is ideal for growing pedal collections, with potential to mount beneath a pedal board to save space as the collection expands.
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The PSU-10 is suitable for small pedalboards with a few pedals, offering a cost-effective solution without extensive power requirements.
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Compared to more expensive options, the Dr Tone PSU-10 is noted for its value in small setups, but may not match the flexibility of brands like Voodoo Labs for larger boards.
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Thomas Warmsley

Bassist, Keyboardist

Temples

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In the top left corner of bassist Thomas Warmsley's pedalboard, a Dr Tone PSU10 Power Supply pedal can be spotted. This photo was taken at a Temples show at the Parish in Austin, TX in Oct 2014.