Harley Benton Spaceship PowerBar 40

I always had issues with underbolted power supplies and separate power adapters, just want an IEC and everything else to be connected. This provides a huge amount of power options, in a very compact space, with a large number of add ons. It comes with many different adapters, reverse polarity, current doublers etc and cable clips to keep things tidy. On the back it has USB socket for when your iPad is dying in the middle of a gig. Combined with the SpaceShip 40, it probably gives you more power outlets than you can fit on a pedalboard this size, but as I have a couple of 12V pedals too, its nice to have that as well as the large number of 9V options. Overall the Spaceship 40 is the same size as this with or without the power strip but more robust with this.

Using this to power my fly board as will be travelling abroad for a gig- using the 3A non-isolated outlet for a TC Electronic plethora X5 and the other isolated ones for individual pedals (IK Multimedia Z-Tone, Xotic SP compressor, Dunlop 535Q Wah (on the floor and not on the pedalboard) and Moore Ultradrive.

Also have a couple of AC pedals on the pedal board (ISP Hum extractor + Decimator, Blackstar HT Dual) , powered by their AC adapters

Played with it - so far very quiet, haven't had any issues. I also use a CIOKS Cioklate on my other pedal board.

The one thing I noted was the dc power cords are very thick and not very flexible but i guess it also means that they are better shielded

Also the dc input plug doesn't just snap into place with that of my pedals unlike the connectors from the Cioklate, but it's not loose either, just needs to be secured well enough.

Looking forward to using this as it certainly reduces the weight of my pedal board in comparison to using an separate power supply unit