All user reviews of 5/5 for the Dunlop DC10 DC-BRICK

I use a DC-BRICK 9 years.
I probably hesitated with a VoodooLab before buying but the price difference was still significant and I had properly assessed the DC-BRICK suffice my needs.
Since my pedalboard has changed then certainly a more complete product allow me to do without additional power supply for the most demanding pedals or exotic connectors BUT I want to clarify that, contrary to previous reviews say, 9V outputs deliver not only 55mA!
They deliver them all to a maximum of 375mA so it is quite possible to power pedals consuming 100, 200, or 300 mA provided so that the total is not exceeded 375.
I above chorus, phaser, a denoiser that pump 100mA each and it works without hassle, other pedals are connected compressor and overdrives that they consume very little.
3 18V outputs deliver 625mA to them 3.
Highlights: compactness, reliability, simplicity and price fits 110/220V
weak point may soon be insufficient

A diet

The power supply box (very small and lightweight)
Between a 18V
7 9V outputs (for pedals Boss DS-1 CH1 SD-1, Ibanez TS9, Big Muff, ProCo Rat ...)
3 18V outputs (Univibe. ..)

Cables: 9V output cables 7 female, 3 male output cables 9V 18V output cables and 3 female.

There are quite a son but IS MORE BATTERIES: oufffff finally!

All this seems robust.

I have taken over AIM and less than 18V 9V.

If you have one then the pdalboard not worry, just plug is quick and AC drives.
If you play without pdalboard (I do) then the need to take a little longer. Especially since it takes out the pedals and connect the cables and jacks ... 10 minutes, taking his time, but you are your QUIET APRS and for a while.

Bah is a power supply so it feeds RAS

I recently but happiness.
How did I do without it for so long, some prfrent the use of batteries (less than son everywhere) but it is expensive (especially for delays / chorus) so it is with dbourse 160 (not giving the slut) but APRS is that of happiness, PLUS ANY DECISION TTE. The rendering is constant and YAPA stress style over battery when solo!

The MXR DC Brick DCB10 is a box for powering up your pedals. As you can probably tell, it is designed for those who have a lot of pedals that they need powered up at once. It can power up to ten pedals at once - 7 nine volt pedals, and three 18 volt pedals. It comes with an 18 volt power supply that is the only thing you will need to plug into the wall. It isn't rack mountable in anyway as it is in the form of a box.

Using the MXR DC Brick DCB10 is incredibly simple. Users shouldn't have a problem hooking up their pedals to this, as it is just about as self explanatory as it gets. Simply plug your pedals into the DCB10, according to the proper voltage and you're good to go. A manual isn't necessary to set this up at all...

The MXR DC Brick DCB10 doesn't actually make any sound of its own, which is a very good thing when it comes to power supplies like this as you definitely don't want it to add any of its own noise! I have found the unit to be quite clean and as long as you have hooked up your pedals to the proper voltage and all that, you should be fine in terms of any extraneous noise.

My only complaint about the MXR DC Brick DCB10 is the price. While it isn't exorbitantly expensive, when compared to some of the other multi-pedal power supplies like those made by Boss and Visual Sound, this does seem a bit costly. However, it does have the ability to power up more pedals than those do, but I wouldn't say that it is worth the price difference. The other feature you get with the DCB10 over the other ones is that it has the built in ability to power pedals of different voltages. If you need a device to power up your pedal board, absolutely consider the MXR DC Brick DCB10, but don't forget to also check out the Visual Sound One Spot and daisy chain, as well as the Boss daisy chain.