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MXR M239 Mini Iso-Brick Pedalboard Power Supply Overview
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2018
- You can purchase the MXR M239 Mini Iso-Brick here: www.sweetwater...
The Mini Iso-Brick delivers quiet, noise-free power to your stompboxes without eating up a ton of pedalboard real estate. Five fully isolated outputs, including a 9/18-volt switchable output, accommodate a wide range of pedals while eliminating annoying ground loop noise. Expansion is as easy as inserting a splitter cable. Troubleshooting is also a breeze, thanks to super-bright LED status indicators. Beyond that, this road-ready power supply is built like a tank.
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This guy knows how to do a proper informational video. Very helpful. Ordering now.
I’m late to this party, but I’ve had my mini iso a few years and I love it. Obviously i worth within the confines of my equipment but it’s been pretty great. I really stopped worrying about my gear.
I’m thinking about buying one. Any noise issues with yours?
Thanks
Really outstanding demo, Mitch.
Mitch looks like a civil war commander from the 1800s
I just did the math and the small board draws more current (750mA) than the big one (704mA). There's an important detail I could only find in Sweetwater's product specs, and this brick has a max output current of 800mA total. It means you could only use all those 800mA of the 5th output, if there's nothing connected to the other 4 outputs. In short, it can't output 2000mA total (300mAx4 + 800mA). You have to distribute the 800mA among its 5 outputs, without exceeding the max current of each (labeled). I still think this little unit is amazing! I'd only wish they were more clear about this to avoid confusion with the labeled power on the outputs.
I want to add to this by including what is on the manual for this device: "All outputs may be used simultaneously for a total power output of 17.1 watts." if 17.1W/9V (assuming no 18V), then max output is 1900mA? source: www.jimdunlop.com/content/manuals/M239.pdf
Not sure what you're talking about, but the max combined output of the iso-brick is 17.1 Watts. At 9V DC it can power up to a combined 1900mA total, respecting the maximum mA output of each socket. I'm using it to drive the Plethora x5 (600 mA) plus four other pedals and I'm well below 1900mA total. Are you sure you aren't trying to use something at 18V DC that draws 800mA? It would draw by itself 14.4 Watts leaving little to use in the other sockets (maybe one 200mA pedal)
excellent salesman. give a promotion to this man.
Oh... Of course, when I already bought a power supply something newer comes out.
Every. Single. Time.
there will always be something new
@@jw112mail just sucks when something comes out a couple weeks after you buy. I just got a MXR power brick last month.
I just got my Voodoo Powerlab ISO-5 today. I don't have regrets over this.
Gosh darn it I bought a PS too soon. This would have been perfect for me.
A lot of reviews mention the power cable main plug to be very unreliable. A simple movement of the board breaks connection to power
I got to hand it to Sweetwater they have damn good demos/ads
Cool...in the market for a power supply, building a board now.. I like MXR products.
What cable was he using to split the current off the 800 mA to drive multiple pedals?
It comes with one "Y" cable to power 2 pedals. MXR will be making the "Y" cable and a 4 pedal daisy chain available separately.
The mini iso-brick rocks!
would like the to know what "multinode" cable he is referring to. is that just a daisy chain cable or something different entirely?
Very informative video, thanks!
Thanks for checking it out, John! 👍
Has anyone had issues with these yet? Just got mine today and it seems it already shorts out. You have to have the power I’m positioned a certain way to get power. And the power cord slides out very easily so I feel like I can’t move my board around at all.
on mine, where the wall wart plugs into the mini iso brick is a bit loose. I just put a little piece of tape to hold it in. maybe you're having the same issue?
Mine stays in just fine as long as I don’t move the board around too much
Yeah... gonna be ordering this one!
Now that's a Freak-n sweet power supply gos on want list on my Sweetwater app ! Xmas present to self
I just ordered one last night, now I'm reading on other sights that the power plug does not stay in place or just stops working
How it has been for you?
Some comments here suggest the loose power supply is a common issue.
Im trying to sniff out what the CONS are for this product atm.
Cool, an original Dimension C.
I’m really surprised that that little thing is powering such a huge board. How’s the sound though?
i though it only had 4 outputs at first when i got it and i was so scared because i have 5 pedals 😭
Happy with my mini iso brick.
This would be great to daisy chain the new blue Mission Engineering 529 usb mini wireless power supply which has the same things but with more options added.
I'll just be running conventional stomp box pedals: EHX nano fuzz ; Fulltone OCD; Boss Ce2w; Boss DD8; Donner Revecho (it was affordable) will it deliver...?
Solid set up 💯🤘
I have the same one. But im having issue when i put it under my pedal board its not working.. and i try to put together with my pedal and it works just fine.. i mean it doesn't work if you put uspide down like the man did in this video
Whats the intro song? Thanks for the great Presentation btw
Anyone know if mounting the unit under a Pedaltrain Metro 24 makes the board wobbly? Looks like in the video it is sticking out a little far on the bottom.
What's that two-button narrow strip footswitch sitting just below the H9?
Hello if i understood correctly the H9 pedal is connected to the port 18V@800mA is that correct?
amazing....
I need one power supply fo a pigtronix echolution phi, this one can help me?
so i just got the big iso brick. What is all this 9v 100mA 300mA 450mA business? i got six 9v Boss pedals and a 12v Vocal pedal. the pedal instruction manuals aren't clear. your input would be appreciated cuz i just wanna stick them in already
Hello! My general rule of thumb with pedal power is to ALWAYS match voltage, and then make sure that the mA are equal to or greater than what the pedal requires. The pedals will only draw as much current (milliamps) as they need, so a 9V pedal requiring 20mA is fine to plug into a 9V, 500mA power supply, because it will only draw the 20mA from there. If you plug a 9V pedal into an 18V power supply you will potentially burn up the pedal. Or in your case, a 12V pedal into 9V supply would underpower it, and it would not work properly, and potentially damage the pedal.
Thanks for the interest!
Kevin Spunde, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1732
+Sweetwater thanks for replying.... So all my 9v pedals are good but unfortunately my 12v vocal pedal is 400mA ( the brick is 6-15v 250 mA) sad face sniffle sniffle.
Apakah bisa untuk pedal 12v?
wouldnt have hurt to demo it
Well it is a battery so it isn't the first thing they think off. But yeah it would be nice to see about the hum
can this power a line 6 hx stomp?
Thanks for your question Ethan, hope you and yours are safe and well.
The HX technically requires 1.5mA. I powered mine with a Strymon PSU combining two ports via a current doubling Y cable. There are reports of the 800mA port on the MXR powering the HX, however I can't confirm that from experience. Total capacity on the MXR is 1200mA, so there's not much left for other pedals if it successfully powers the HX. MXR makes great products, so if it's a matter of size or price, then it's worth the experiment. Otherwise, Strymon and TrueTone work without issue.
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
does it works with a BOSS rc-30 / Boss Overdrive / MXR Reverb?
Hi, Brishonte. Thanks for your question! Yes, the M239 has enough capacity for all the pedals you listed. The Boss RC-30 needs 200mA, the other two pedals are below that. Since each tap on the PSU is 300mA, you're all set. Please contact me direct for any other gear questions or needs.
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
Wow can it powered HX STOMP?
It's powerful, but not that powerful. The HX Stomp is 9 volts at 3 amps. Each output on the Mini is 300mA and one 800mA.
after seeing the CIOKS video about powering the HX Stomp, all you would need is a parallel voltage doubler(adapter), and 2.1mm to 2.5mm adapter. *WARNING: this is different from a normal daisy chain cable.* in that video, HX Stomp's current draw averages just below 1000mA. the parallel voltage doubler taps from two power outputs. with the MXR Mini Iso Brick, you would need to use (1)800mA + (1)300mA outlets.
Just purchased mine from sweetwater. How long does it take to charge to full power?? and aprox how long does it hold juice for?
Does this pedal have isolated grounds for each output?
Hi, Ryan! Thanks for your message, great product. Yes, the Mini Iso does have isolated taps for each of the power ports. Right now we have a bonus with patch cables and picks when you purchase through 9/30!
Please contact us direct with other questions as you have them!
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
This thing is awesome I just posted a review on my channel.
Wall wart = fail.