RockBoard debuts affordable Power Block pedal power supply
9V and 18V outputs can power up to 10 pedals
RockBoard has added the Power Block to its range of pedalboard power supplies.
The Power Block features eight 9V 150mA outputs - with short-circuit LEDs - as well as two 18V 400mA outputs, resulting in a 2,000mA total output.
That means up to 10 pedals can be powered, although lower-current devices can be daisy-chained from a single output if required.
10 connection cables are included, as well as a mains adaptor.
Those outputs aren’t isolated, but you’d expect that for the €69/$78/£60 asking price. Visit W Music Distribution for more info.
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