Strymon Zuma

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Introducing the Strymon Zuma, an efficient and reliable powerhouse for your guitar and bass effects pedals. This multi-faceted piece of gear offers a clean, high-current and low-noise power supply that ensures optimum performance for your pedals. Its distinctive feature is its dual-isolation design for each output, which helps maintain a noise-free operation. With its nine robust outputs, the Strymon Zuma can comfortably handle even the most power-demanding pedalboard setups.

Designed with the touring musician in mind, the Zuma boasts a rugged construction making it durable and long-lasting. Its switching power supply is adaptable to various voltages around the world, making it a gigging guitarist's dream. To top it off, the Zuma is conveniently expandable, thanks to its 24V Thru jack that allows connection to additional Strymon Ojai units for larger pedalboards.

Key Features:

Nine high-current outputs with dual isolation for noise-free operation
Seven standard 9V, 500mA power outputs
Two additional outputs that can be switched between 9V, 12V, and 18V operation
Switching power supply adaptable to various global voltages
Expandable with Strymon Ojai units for larger pedalboards
Rugged construction, ideal for touring musicians
Includes 9 pedal cables (2.1mm barrel connectors, center negative, right angle to straight cables) alongside a detachable IEC power cable
Made in the USA

Product specs

Type	Pedalboard Power Supply
Inputs	100V-240V AC (IEC power cable included)
Outputs	7 x 9V DC, 2 x 9/12/18V DC, 1 x 24V out jack (for additional Ojai)
Maximum Output Current	500mA per outlet
Connectivity	2.1mm barrel
Isolated Output	Yes
Height	1.8"
Width	6.8"
Depth	3.3"
Weight	1.25 lbs.

FAQs

How many pedals can the Strymon Zuma power simultaneously?: The Strymon Zuma can power up to nine pedals at once, with seven outputs providing 9V DC and two outputs switchable between 9V, 12V, and 18V DC, each capable of delivering up to 500mA.
Is the Strymon Zuma power supply isolated?: Yes, the Strymon Zuma features dual isolation, which prevents ground loop and AC line noise, ensuring clean and noise-free power to your pedals.
Can the Strymon Zuma fit under a Pedaltrain Nano board?: Yes, the Strymon Zuma has a low-profile design that allows it to fit under most pedalboards, including the Pedaltrain Nano, using VELCRO® or Dual Lock™ for easy mounting.
Does the Strymon Zuma support international power standards?: Yes, the Strymon Zuma is compatible with international power standards, accepting input voltages from 100V to 240V AC, making it suitable for use worldwide.
What is the maximum current output per outlet on the Strymon Zuma?: Each outlet on the Strymon Zuma can deliver up to 500mA, providing ample current for even the most power-hungry pedals.

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Reviews

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PROS

Compatible with international power without needing adapters
Silent operation, eliminating background noise and hum
High current output per outlet (500mA), suitable for power-hungry pedals
Offers 9V, 12V, and 18V outputs, catering to a variety of pedal requirements
Can power a large number of pedals simultaneously (up to 14)
Expandable with additional units like the Ojai for larger setups
Durable build quality, described as "built like a tank"
Slim design fits easily under popular pedalboards like Pedaltrain
Comes with quality, varying-length DC supply cables with straight and 90-degree plugs
Noticeably improves tone and overall sound quality of pedals

CONS

Lacks an on/off switch, requiring unplugging to power down

Owner Insights

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

Features and functionality

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Zuma lacks an on/off switch, prompting some users to add a pedalboard-mounted block for power control.
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Zuma's 48W power capacity allows it to power Cioks 4 and 8 extensions, providing flexibility for expanding complex setups.
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The Zuma provides 500mA per output and is expandable with multiple Ojai units, supporting complex pedalboard setups without noise issues.
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The Strymon Zuma has two 12V outputs, which may not suffice for pedals needing higher power; using current doubling cables can address this limitation.
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Comparisons

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Cioks DC7 is noted as a more compact and flexible alternative to the Zuma, particularly for voltage options.
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The Zuma's internal AC/DC conversion is specifically designed by Strymon for optimal power filtering, unlike the Ojai's third-party external adapter.
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The Truetone CS-12 can power high-current pedals like the HX Stomp from a 100mA port, unlike the Zuma, which requires a current doubler cable.
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Eventide Powermax offers more power and a low profile with side-mounted jacks, fitting snugly between pedaltrain rails, unlike the Zuma.
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The Strymon Zuma offers 48W power, compared to the Truetone CS12's 27W, making it more suitable for high-demand pedal setups.
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User experience

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Users appreciate the Zuma for eliminating power troubleshooting, allowing focus on music rather than gear issues.
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Owners appreciate the Zuma's aesthetic appeal, although it often remains hidden under pedalboards.
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Use cases and applications

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Some users prefer Zuma for boards with fewer pedals, finding its limited ports beneficial for maintaining manageable board sizes.
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The Zuma, when combined with an Ojai expansion, can effectively power complex pedalboards, though some high-current pedals may require additional solutions.
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Build quality

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Some users describe Strymon power supplies as having excellent internal components but question the mechanical durability for gigging.
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Some users praise the robust construction of Strymon power cables, noting their durability compared to other brands.
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Mods and upgrades

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To power current-hungry pedals like the HX Stomp, a current doubling cable can pair two Zuma outputs effectively, enhancing its utility.
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Setup and maintenance

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Some users find the Zuma's rear power input challenging for pedalboard placement, recommending angled power cables for easier integration.
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