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CIOKS DC7 V2 Universal Pedal Power Supply w/ 24V & USB-C Output

by CIOKS
Original price $385.00
Original price $385.00 - Original price $385.00
Original price $385.00
Current price $318.00
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Authorised Certified Australian Stock w/ Australian Warranty

The CIOKS DC7 V2 is a slim, expandable pedalboard power supply with seven isolated DC outlets and a 15W USB-C output. Shop the latest DC7 in Australia at Gsus4 with authorised Australian stock and Australian warranty.

Like the original DC7, it features seven isolated DC outlets, each capable of delivering 9V DC / 660mA, 12V DC / 500mA, 15V DC / 400mA or 18V DC / 330mA, giving you serious flexibility for analogue pedals, digital effects, switchers, controllers and more. It keeps the same ultra-slim 25.4mm / 1-inch profile, universal mains input, low-noise performance and expandable design that made the DC7 a favourite for compact and professional pedalboards.

The key upgrade on the DC7 v2 is the new USB-C output, replacing the original USB-A port. This now delivers up to 15W of power, compared with the original 5W USB-A output, for compatible 5V USB-C devices.

CIOKS has also optimised the DC7 v2 to run more efficiently and slightly cooler than the original, while retaining the same clean isolated power, voltage flexibility and professional reliability the DC7 is known for. It is still compatible with the CIOKS expansion ecosystem, including CIOKS 4, CIOKS 8 and CRUX, making it easy to grow your power system as your board expands.

• Updated USB-C output with up to 15W power
• Three times more USB power than the original DC7 USB-A port
• Seven fully isolated high-current DC outlets
• Selectable 9V, 12V, 15V and 18V on each outlet
• Up to 660mA available at 9V on each outlet
• Ultra-slim 25.4mm profile for easy pedalboard mounting
• Improved efficiency for cooler operation
• 24V auxiliary output for CIOKS expansion units
• Compatible with CIOKS 4, CIOKS 8 and CRUX
• Professional low-noise power for demanding pedalboards

12 Flex cables included

- 7 x Standard Flex type 1 - black with 5,5/2,1mm centre negative DC plug 

- 1 x Standard Flex type 2 - red with 5,5/2,1mm centre positive DC plug 

- 1 x Standard Flex type 4 - green with 5.5/2.5mm centre positive DC plug 

- 1 x Standard Flex type 5 - black with tip positive 3,5mm Jack plug 

- 1 x Split Flex type 1 - black with two 5,5/2,1mm centre negative DC plugs 

- 1 x 3-way daisy chain Flex type 1 - black with three 5,5/2,1mm centre negative DC plugs 

Plan your outputs and total power

Each pedal output has its own current limit; one DC7 V2 pedal output does not supply 3A. The manual specifies up to 42W from the pedal and USB outlets, or 48W from AUX alone, with mixed loads following its power-budget calculation. The USB-C output provides 5V at up to 3A; do not assume a 9V or 12V USB Power Delivery output. Compare layouts in our DC7 V2 vs Canvas Power HP and HP+ buying guide, or read what changed from the original DC7.

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CIOKS DC7 V2 Universal Pedal Power Supply w/ 24V & USB-C Output

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Cioks DC7

I purchased this power supply due to its ability to power up the range of different pedals on my board. Some pedals are the standard 9volt but I also have a couple requiring 12volt (centre negative). My Effectrode Blackbird requires 12volt (centre positive) and a lot of current. I purchased a cable that slaves together two of the Cioks outputs and used a polarity reversal lead that is supplied to handle this. Also I have a Hughes and Kettner StompMan that requires 24volts needed to buy a cable but this works faultlessly from the 24v outlet.
So versatile this Cioks DC7 I actually bought a second one for my other power board. This power block is so well designed, powerful, versatile and low profile. If you’re in the market for the best, just do it!

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Tom Goodwin

CIOKS | DC7 | Universal Pedal Power Supply | High Current & Low Profile | 7x 660mA 9V Outputs | w/ 24V & USB Output