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Description
Meet your new power hub, the Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply. This compact and reliable device is more than just a power supply; it's your secret weapon against signal noise. With seven 9v and three 18v outputs, it caters to an array of effects pedals, ensuring they run smoothly with minimal hum. The DC-Brick also doubles as a power conditioner, providing clean, steady power to all your pedals and enhancing their performance. This is not just a power supply, it's a noise-eliminating, pedal-enhancing, all-around game-changer for your setup.
Key Features:
- Seven 9v outputs for standard effects pedals
- Three 18v outputs for high-powered devices
- Functions as a power conditioner, minimizing noise and hum
- Reliable and compact, perfect for any pedalboard setup.
Product specs
| Brand | Dunlop |
| Model | DCB-10 DC Brick Power Supply |
| Finish | Black |
| Year | 2010s |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Pedalboards and Power Supplies |
FAQs
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Does the Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply provide isolated outputs?
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The Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply does not provide isolated outputs; it functions similarly to a daisy chain in an enclosed box. However, it effectively powers multiple pedals without significant noise issues.
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How many outputs does the Dunlop DC-Brick have and what voltages do they support?
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The Dunlop DC-Brick features eight 9V outputs and two 18V outputs, allowing you to power a variety of pedals with different voltage requirements.
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What kind of power adapter is required for the Dunlop DC-Brick?
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The Dunlop DC-Brick requires an 18V regulated power supply rated at 2000 mA. The included adapter supports a wide range of wall power, from 100–240V at 47–63Hz, with interchangeable plugs for US, UK, EU, and Australia.
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Is the Dunlop DC-Brick suitable for international use?
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Yes, the Dunlop DC-Brick is suitable for international use as it comes with a power adapter that supports 100–240V and includes switchable plugs for different regions, including US, UK, EU, and Australia.
Videos
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Reviews
PROS
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Durable, has lasted since 2016 without issues
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Simplifies setup by consolidating 9V power cords
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Solid and reliable connections with 1/8 jacks
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Compatible worldwide, adaptable to different power standards
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Silent operation, even with multiple pedals connected
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Includes added cords, enhancing setup flexibility
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Compact and convenient for pedalboards
CONS
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None noted
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply.
Comparisons
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The Truetone CS series, particularly the CS7, is preferred over the Dunlop DC-Brick for its fully isolated outputs, reducing digital noise issues.
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The Truetone CS series uses a standard IEC power lead, favored for ease of replacement compared to the DC-Brick's wall wart adapter.
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The Walrus Aetos is praised for being extremely quiet with all 9V outputs, preferred by some over more complex options.
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Features and functionality
User experience
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Users with digital signal processing pedals, like the EHX Nano POG, report high-pitched whine due to lack of isolation in the DC-Brick.
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Owners using the DC-Brick for small setups with only four pedals report no noise issues, suggesting it may work well for minimal configurations.
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Users running 12 pedals on the DC-Brick note that while it can be quiet, certain pedals, like fuzz, inherently produce noise regardless of power supply.
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Use cases and applications
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For setups including digital pedals such as a POG, a power supply with isolated outputs is strongly recommended to prevent noise interference.
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 2 Reviews and 28 Ratings
Artist usage
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According to East's artist page on the Dunlop website, he's using a DC Brick to power his pedals.
John McLaughlin utilizes the Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply in his setup, as detailed on his official equipment page by blondsummer. His rig features a variety of pre-amps, including the Zen Drive, Seymour Duncan Twin Tube, and Mesa-Boogie V-Twin, indicating his preference for versatile sound options. Additionally, McLaughlin incorporates a prototype wireless MIDI system for guitar by Andras Szalay, distributed by Fishman Associates, showcasing his interest in innovative technology.
At 2:20 in this video Eric Gales shows his pedalboard which contains a Dunlop DC Brick.
It can be seen in this Facebook photo that Johnny Christ uses a Dunlop DC Brick to power his pedals.
In the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" article, Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein is noted to have used the Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply on his pedalboard during his time with Gorgeous Frankenstein.
Kirk's effects are powered by a Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply. Source.
Pat O'Brien uses the Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply, as seen in the background behind the two Fullbore Metal pedals in a photo posted by Jim Dunlop Guitar Products on Facebook.
At 39:01 in this Rig Rundown for Ben Shepherd of Sound Garden, Wellwater Conspiracy, Hater, and The Desert Sessions, his gear is displayed, showing his Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply.
In this photo of Ribot performing, the DC Brick can be seen somewhere near the Analogman King Of Tone.
At 41:24 minute mark of Bloc Party's concert at Le Trianon in Paris, Okereke's board can be seen, which also includes Dunlop DC Brick Power Supply.
John Campbell's Dunlop DC-Brick power supply can be seen in this photo, in this rig rundown article.
Album Usage
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