All user reviews for the Cioks AC Rider

Bought it a few weeks ago in Effect Center (besides, I highly recommend this dealer for the kindness and competence of the seller, the speed of delivery and prices remarkably well positioned in relation to the German competition, it is often cheaper with more choices).

I had various power supplies, I hesitated with Voodoo Lab, which is much more expensive ...

I needed a power supply that can support my "ordinary" and my pedals DL4 Line 6 which requires 9 volt AC.

Great product, stable, carefully manufactured

The only downside is that you have to buy most of the cables, but again the seller Effect Center presented me of those I needed every time I bought a new pedal (right commercial gesture) ...

I just received my AC power supply Rider I'm eager to test.
What I like is that through it I can supply most of my pedals (being in DC 9V) but it offers more output for my 12V AC Tube Zipper.
I was afraid that this is a little bit just because of this last but Poul Ciok confirmed to me that was enough.
I looked at the power supplies of the big brands but none was pertinant to my config (small stone, FX 25, LF7, Decimator Noise and Tube), but usually costs double.
With the reputation of Big John knows that my favorite store I started well and I'm happy. (Ca does not supply all my pedals, but the others are too specific or my pedalboard.Alors the pedal powered by AC Rider are rack-mounted)
The product is beautiful and more efficace.En Danes answered me in 3 days (qd even write in English, lol) which is rare these jours.La response was much more detailed and technical.
If you consider the price that is very pleasant compared to competitors, I see absolutely no reason to deprive yourself.

Purchased a few weeks ago in Effect Center (incidentally, I highly recommend this dealer for the kindness and competence of the vendor, the speed of delivery and prices remarkably well placed in relation to the German competition, it is actually often cheaper with more choices).

I had various feeds, I hesitated with the Voodoo Lab that is much more expensive ...

I need a diet that can take care of my pedals "ordinary" Hartman Tommy Bolin, Fulltone Clyde and Jacques Tubeblower (soon replaced by a Diamond J-Drive that I just ordered) and my DL4 and MM4 Line 6 that require 9 volts AC. Here we have 4 outlets in 9 volt DC, 1 in 9 volts AC (for Line 6 DL4, MM4, FM4 and the DM4, some effects such as Digitech Whammy) and 12 volts AC. With some optional cables you can even have the 18 volts DC from a single 9-volt outlet (Booster flex). The housing with LEDs that indicate the function of the inputs inspires confidence, the power plug is not long enough to go to an outlet box on stage. Its size allows it to be easily incorporated into a pedal or as a gender Pedaltrain.

Very good product, stable, avoiding pests that can be had with cheap food, made with care, we feel confident with professional equipment ...

The only downside is that you buy most of the cables, but again the seller Effect Center presented me of those I needed whenever I bought a new pedal (good gesture of goodwill). On the other hand, as long as you can converse in English Poul Cioks is very available and ready to make any special cables you may need.

Less expensive than the Voodoo Lab and equally efficient and reliable, it is essential to obtain a supply of this type when you begin to use quality effects. It's like jacks, "was what we paid for." It is still amazing to see how the guitarists are investing big bucks to have nice tools, great amps, pedals and sometimes very expensive and on arrival they alter their sound using power supplies and cables poor quality. Would you leave to tires and wheels on an Aston Martin 2CV? Do the same for items that seem a priori less money and you will see that your sound will be improved by at least 30% ...

The price in relation to manufacturing quality and seriousness of the CA Poul Cioks Rider is definitely one of the better placed, the price / quality ratio I think is the best. and the more you buy European. I do know that recommend it.