CP-206 Truly isolated power supply

I use this under my guitar pedal board for my digital pedals. I have a Truetone CS12 for my analog pedals.The Caline is great and I have several of them. Would buy again.

Smaller than I expected which is perfect because it fits neatly under my board. I haven't used the 12 and 18v outputs yet as I don't have many pedals that require it right now, but everything seems to be working great. For a pedalboard with a lot of low current pedals, this is a perfect option for an inexpensive isolated power supply. It seems sturdy and the graphic is pretty cool too.I have it hooked up to 9 lower current pedals (4-22mA) and one line 6 dl4 in the 9v 500mA output with a polarity adapter (2.5mm center positive). Despite some info online saying the DL4 is 12 AC, it will take 12 or 9v DC and draw around 200-300mA of current. I thought this kit would come with a 2.5mm center positive adapter but the 2 polarity adapters included are 2.1mm dc barrel and a 3.5mm TS plug. Thankfully I have the right 2.5mm adapter on hand and I can also build a custom length cable with a 2.5mm plug. I would label the adapters immediately with heat shrink or tape, so you don't fry any pedals on accident.This supply isn't the best option if you plan on using several high current pedals, I considered the Harley Benton or the Vitoos 12 output, but since I don't have many high current pedals, this worked out perfectly and it is much more affordable.One downside is the length of the 18v adapter to power the box itself, it's only 3 feet long, so you will need an outlet close by, or an extension cord in a live setting. So, my criticisms for the manufacturer would be to include a longer AC adapter cable (or an add on/purchasable option) and to label the polarity adapters for safety e.g. green or red tipped plugs to indicate reverse polarity.If you have some low current pedals and you're tired of daisy chaining, this supply will definitely work.

I purchased the Caline Power cp-206 in 2024, and it is not as good as when they first came out. I opened up both of my 206's to compare the build, and there is a noticeable difference in how they construct them now. I played a Walrus Audio Iron Horse at Guitar Center using a onespot wall wart adapter, and the pedal performed flawlessly. I get home with my new pedal and plug it into my newer cp-206, and there is so much noise coming from the pedal that its almost unusable. I Haven't tried it on my older cp-206, but that was enough for me to say..STAY AWAY FROM THE CP-206. It doesn't work like the older ones. I'm going to spend money on a quality power source to protect my pedals, and get the best tone from them. You should too.

there are 10 9 volt ports 2 @ 500ma, 2 @300 ma and 6 @100 ma ( the majority of pedals use this configuration. there is 1- 12 volt port and 1 18 volts. I did have one jumper that came with the unit that was shorted out, however I had all the board already set up and just wanted to get a replacement wire but the customer service wanted me to return the whole unit. I purchased some male/female connectors and soldered a few together. Chinese customer service tend to be either not existent or slow.

I have had the next smaller size supply from Caline for some time now. I just got a few more pedals, and needed more ports, so naturally I went with someone I trust. The current line of Caline power supplies are reliable, quiet, and a great price. And yes, they really are isolated. They don't use the most expensive form of power regulation, but most folks don't need the most expensive. I sure don't. The tiny difference in noise floor isn't worth the price to me.

I love this power supply. It’s actually isolated and has all the voltage and amperage options I need. I originally bought it because it had a 9v/500mA connection which I needed for my NUX Amp Academy, but I use it to power other pedals on my board, too.

This is a dynamite affordable pedal power unit. Lots of connections. Fits under the pedal board well. No complaints.I usually purchase Voodoo Labs products but decided to try this for a new board I was building. No regrets.

I haven't had this power supply for even six months, and it just died while in the middle of a song. Initially, I had reservations about this POS, but I guess you get what you pay for. The lesson for the day is to listen to your gut.