Great Video bobby! I like how you sequenced your video showing the unboxing up to powering the board. I am super anxious on getting my hands on one that I ordered.
I still use it! I run a wl50 wireless, boss Rv3, canyon pedal, tonebone, tu3 tuner, fender envelope filter, green overdrive, and keely compressor with this one single unit. It has enough milliamperes to power them all. Just split the ports with a splitter.
Nice unboxing! could you tell me how to change the plug in the adapter? mine has been conected from the store and it´s not like my house. So i´m using an adapter for the adapter. Thank you.
Hello there. I'm looking into isolated power supplies and this seems quite good. What do you think after using it for several months? Also, I'm curious what you think about the Canyon? I was looking at the Grand Canyon but I believe they are pretty much the same thing (little bit simplified for the smaller pedal). Still liking it?
I am still using the power supply and it is still doing what it supposed to. I gig 4-5 times a week and am constantly packing and unpacking gear. The cord is still in great the shape, the brick itself hasn't moved, or failed in any way. Would def still recommend. As far as the Canyon goes, I think its a great pedal. I don't really care for one button loopers, but I rarely use it for that, so its great. Thinking about grabbing another mxr for my other board.
I’m thinking of buying one for my Pedaltrain Nano+ as well, so I wanted to ask you if there’s enough clearance under the iso brick or will it be touching the floor? Although it’s really small, it’s still a bit thick/chunky. Thanks 🙏🏼
DP Muntra it technically requires 15v but Radial has a document that says 18 will work fine if you have a reverse polarity cable. You can get the cable at Sweetwater for less than 5 bucks. The only drawback is that the tonebone may only last 18 years instead of 20, according to the document. I’m lucky if I have a pedal 5 years. The PS had one 18v port.
@@bobbyhancock3347 thanks for that. I've been planning to get one of these isobrick mini, my only concern is, is it okay to plug my zoom ms70cdr which has (9v/500ma) on its 9v800ma slot. Do you think it would work? Thanks in advance
Great Video bobby! I like how you sequenced your video showing the unboxing up to powering the board. I am super anxious on getting my hands on one that I ordered.
Very nice video! Thanks for giving us the size comparisons--looks like it'll fit on my board just fine.
Griffin Waldhauser nice! I love it!
this single handily made me buy both the power supply and pedal board. I play bass and this will be perfect with what I use pedal wise!
I still use it! I run a wl50 wireless, boss Rv3, canyon pedal, tonebone, tu3 tuner, fender envelope filter, green overdrive, and keely compressor with this one single unit. It has enough milliamperes to power them all. Just split the ports with a splitter.
Can you connect an ordinary digital keyboard to one of those inputs?
Coincidentally...I just bought this mini power brick one year later.....on thanksgiving day
Awesome little power supply!
How is it holding up?
Nice unboxing! could you tell me how to change the plug in the adapter? mine has been conected from the store and it´s not like my house. So i´m using an adapter for the adapter. Thank you.
Does it eliminate the hum better than the one spot
Definitely!
Sweetwater is the BEST.. customer service is top notch
100%
Cool! Is the reverse polarity cable included or did you buy it separately? Thanks :)
kostis xabeles separate
Hello there. I'm looking into isolated power supplies and this seems quite good. What do you think after using it for several months? Also, I'm curious what you think about the Canyon? I was looking at the Grand Canyon but I believe they are pretty much the same thing (little bit simplified for the smaller pedal). Still liking it?
I am still using the power supply and it is still doing what it supposed to. I gig 4-5 times a week and am constantly packing and unpacking gear. The cord is still in great the shape, the brick itself hasn't moved, or failed in any way. Would def still recommend. As far as the Canyon goes, I think its a great pedal. I don't really care for one button loopers, but I rarely use it for that, so its great. Thinking about grabbing another mxr for my other board.
That's good to hear, thanks a lot for getting back to me! @@bobbyhancock3347
I’m thinking of buying one for my Pedaltrain Nano+ as well, so I wanted to ask you if there’s enough clearance under the iso brick or will it be touching the floor? Although it’s really small, it’s still a bit thick/chunky. Thanks 🙏🏼
It fits under a nano just fine.
How much power requires the tonebone? What channel did you put that on?
DP Muntra it technically requires 15v but Radial has a document that says 18 will work fine if you have a reverse polarity cable. You can get the cable at Sweetwater for less than 5 bucks. The only drawback is that the tonebone may only last 18 years instead of 20, according to the document. I’m lucky if I have a pedal 5 years. The PS had one 18v port.
@@bobbyhancock3347 thanks for that. I've been planning to get one of these isobrick mini, my only concern is, is it okay to plug my zoom ms70cdr which has (9v/500ma) on its 9v800ma slot. Do you think it would work? Thanks in advance
great video, thanks and btw 9:38 = that's what she said
Hahaha awesome! I have since switched over to cioks DC 7 because I have a bigger board but these are a great option for smaller boards!
What do you plug the reverse polarity cable into?
The same port. The polarity is reversed by the wiring in the cable itself.
Could i buy two and power one of these off of the other using the 18v output?
According to Sweetwater, yes!
@@bobbyhancock3347cheers. ill give it a shot.
How did it go? Did it work?
@@mortysmith9373 idk I ended up buying a Trex fuel tank
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Sausages
Get on with it twat