Lekato MPP-10 Power Supply Unboxing, Demo and Review
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video I unbox, demo and review the Lekato MPP-10 Try Isolated Power Supply. If you like what you see, the link to Amazon (USA) is below. Thanks for watching.
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I am curious to see if Lekato is a Bulgarian company. For the price point, I feel like I overpaid for my voodoo labs power supply.
Short and sweet review, thanks for sharing!
I'm pretty sure they're solely out of China. Some of their stuff is rebranded stock, sort of like Donner and Musiclily.
That Voodoo labs PS is built like a tank though.
Very good review. I'm a beginner. All the different pedal power supplies is confusing. The higher priced ones will definitely do the job. What about the cheaper ones...Donner Dp1 or 2, caline? I can't get a straight answer to my question from anyone as to why a few of these power supplies have 12v wallyart instead of 18v. Thanks for your advise.
That's a great question. I have the donner DP1 and it does use an 18v. I've never had an issue with that power supply. I tested the Lekato with a multimeter and all the options voltage check out. As a non-electrician I can only assume it may have something to do with the inverter circuit and/or transformers and the cost of production. Not sure.
So I have a question for you, Scott what do you think about the petals mixed with the katana? I don’t have any pedals I rely solely on a katana for my fx
I have used pedals with it before, but I don't now, because it has everything I need. However, if you want to, here is a tutorial I did about using pedals and the FX loop. ruclips.net/video/xP-7k-ZEPwY/видео.htmlsi=vfiq5rT2z7dOd3kn
Does the power supply must be connected or is it a battery?
You have to plug it into a wall with the suppled AC Adapter.