RS-1 Guitar Pedal Board Power Supply, 10 Isolated Output for 9V/12V/18V Effect Pedals with Short Circuit/Overcurrent Protection, Built-in Bright Blue LED Lights

Shipped and arrived perfectly. The unit itself works great and feels totally solid, which is fortunate since the one it was replacing (a Gator sub-board unit) sells for 3 times as much. It’s about 2x as high as the gator, so it would be difficult to mount underneath a pedal board even if it had mounting holes (it doesn’t) but it works fine velcro’d to the top of the board.Also, the blue LED’s actually do look great, but I’m glad you can turn them off, because it will blind you in a dark room.

First thing i noticed is how well packed it came. everything was in its own box. even came with a "free gift". A rubber.... "pedal topper"? Looks more like the foot of some chair. But the gesture was nice.The first pic shows the size compared to a mini pedal and a dunlop jazz iii pick. Smaller than I thought yet still has plenty of room for Velcro so this guy can be mounted anywhere.A nice little feature is that you get 7 100ma 9v, 1 500ma 9v, 1 100ma 12v, and a single 100ma 18v outputs! So the options are there! Construction wise, it feels pretty solid. all metal here! feels like it could take some abuse.So the only reason i knocked off a star was the LEDs. They are blue and BRIGHT! Also they are either on or off. Witch a plus to that is that they included a switch to turn them off if you want. Would of been kinda nice to see it change color when in use or not light up when not in use as a status light. But given the price point. Its kinda hard to be that picky.Overall, a solid power brick. Worth checking out if money is tight.