Truetone Getue Stage and Studio Equipment Case (CS6)

I bought the One Spot CS6 to upgrade from an un-isolated multi-output power supply. I'm very happy with the low profile, light weight and quiet operation of this unit. I also like it's ability to power additional pedals with a daisy chain. It makes an audible difference if you've been using sub-standard power supplies and gives you confidence that it won't run out of "grunt" when you need it.

Powers my board perfectly. Easy to secure, easy to use, all the ports are snug. Even has slots that you change the amount of power output which is super helpful if u are using cable splitters so you can use one plug for 2 pedals. Cant beat it. Built like a brick and has survived drops, drunks stepping on it, spilt drink, and doesnt have a dent or misfire anywhere

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This is an excellent solution for powering multiple pedals. I mounted it underneath a PedalTrain Classic Jr board (requires some drilling) and was able to easily route power to my pedals (Cali 76 compressor, Strobostomp tuner, SansAmp Para Driver, Radial Big Shot) with the included connectors. As the name implies, it has 6 outlets, with 2 9v, 2 9 or 12v (switchable) and 2 9 or 18v (switchable). I would definitely buy one again.

Clean power supply, with electrically isolated plugs (no shared grounds or 9-volt power rails), lightweight, and most important for me: the LOWEST PROFILE (just under 1.25" tall) of any isolated power supply so it can fit UNDER a slanted wooden pedal board. I have an old Gator pedal board with custom tote bag (model GPT-PWR) and a power supply mounted underneath -- the Gator 8-port G-BUS-8 ( Gator Pedal Board Power Supply (G-BUS-8-US) ). One day my pedal chain started sounded super hissy -- tons of high-pitched white noise. I eventually diagnosed that it was the power supply that was failing, not the pedals (had to disconnect and check each pedal on its own with a 9-volt battery). I did a ton of web searches for high-quality isolated power supplies and as far as I can tell this is the thinnest one made. Yes, it only has 6 output ports whereas the G-BUS-8 has 8. But if you have more than 6 pedals you can get a daisy chain cable and run several low-power pedals off one of the two 500 mA outputs. For example, here's a 3-to-1 cable ( Andoer Caline 3 Ways Daisy Chain Multi-interface Connecting 1 to 3 Cable Cord Copper Wire for Guitar Effects Power Supply Adapter ), and here's a 5-to-1 cable ( Truetone One Spot Multi-Plug 5 Cable ). Yes, using a daisy chain cable defeats the purpose of an isolated power supply for the pedals that are chained together -- I'm just saying, if you need more than 6 pedals powered with the CS6, there's a simple way to do it. Finally, there is no obvious way to attach this thing underneath a wooden pedal board with screws -- the installation video on the Truetone web site shows how to do it for thin metal only. I decided since the unit is so light (1.3 lbs) I would try using velcro strips. I put 3 strips of hook velcro across the top of the CS6, with matching loop strips underneath the board, and it seems VERY secure under there.