Power strip for pedalboard with removable cable

[ped]

Hi folks

 

One of my pedals needs powering with a wall wart. I want to put that under my pedalboard (everything else will be powered by a Cioks DC5). There should be room for a double plug (one for the wall wart, one of the Cioks) but ideally i'd like one with a removable cable. I can't seem to find one anywhere.

 

Unless I'm missing something? The pedal requires a specific adaptor with a unique plug at the pedal end so I guess the adaptor is the only way, even though it's a bit of a faff.

 

So any recommendations?

 

I might be able to attach a power supply to the two 9v battery snaps but I'm not sure that'll work as it's not quite the same as an 18v supply - I think the power requirement is +/0/- 9v via a three pole plug.

 

 

 

 

[ped]

Ah maybe one like this?

 

 

[ped]

Could I then use one of these to power the cioks and the wall wart from a single external plug? The Mutron doesn't draw much power I don't think, neither do the pedals powered by the Cioks

 

[BigRedX]

9 minutes ago, ped said:

Ah maybe one like this?

 

 

Or with a Neutrik PowerCon in-line connector which has the added advantage of being locking.

[ped]

2 minutes ago, BigRedX said:

Or with a Neutrik PowerCon in-line connector which has the added advantage of being locking.

It’ll be under the board but it’s still worth getting a locking one 👍🏼

[BigRedX]

What’s the power requirements of the pedal? Can’t you just make a custom lead from you main PSU?

[ped]

4 minutes ago, BigRedX said:

What’s the power requirements of the pedal? Can’t you just make a custom lead from you main PSU?

I’m not sure in terms of MAh but two 9v batteries last ages. The Cioks can handle loads for the remaining pedals, again each has a low requirement based on my experience but not sure exactly 

[ped]

I guess technically it’s the same as plugging the mutron and the rest of the board into two plugs in an extension lead which would be fine