CIOKS DC7

The Cioks seems more “way of the future” and the GigRig stuff feels dated and like I need more weird parts if I want to expand. DC7 and 8 ordered. Now to figure out how to make my own patch cables… Thank you all!.

RCA to Barrel connector proprietary wires. The barrel connector is smaller than others and doesn’t work on all pedal connections. All of the barrel connectors are right angle. Can’t connect to my Bass wah pedal. I wish I had gone with the Strymon instead. Power isolation is good. Nice form factor an...

It does it’s job but is quite noisy and if you touch any of the cords it makes a crackle. I think I’m going to bite the bullet and get a CIOKS DC7 for each board because I like the idea of being able to expand and the price is right.

If you own a Quad Cortex and are looking for an alternate power supply, this is the one! Please bear in mind you will need 3 8800 parallel adapters to power it, but Cioks will release a small device called Crux that will be connected to the 24v output and feed direct power to the Quad Cortex. The po...

I've got a CIOKS DC7 that I love. I'll be chaining a DC8 off of it once I upgrade my board to include a switcher.

Greatest power supply EVER! (In fairness, I think the Strymon Zuma is basically the same tech) I can't tell you how many pedals I've either ruined or written off as garbage because I apparently didn't understand how electricity works. :). If you use pedals, 90% of noise issues are because of power. ...

It's expensive, but if you're using a lot of pedals and experiencing noise, a DC7 (and potentially a Cioks 4 or Cioks 8 to go with it) will go a long way toward solving your problems. As for the audio cables...because of the levels and impedances involved, it absolutely is possible for different cables to cause problems or sound different, mostly by rolling off too much high end.

I've been playing guitar for over 20 years. I've gone through nearly every power supply known to man. I'm pretty sold on Strymon's Zuma and Ojai stuff, but I wanted to build a smaller 12x18 board (compared to my normal 18x32) board to reduce my footprint a bit. I also wanted to build something that ...

I got a Cioks DC7 on Monday and I'm in love. There is no noise in my signal anymore, and it's super thin. The power selection options are amazing, you can run any of the outputs in 9v, 12v, 15v, or 18v.

I think this is the future of pedal power supplies. Low profile, light, quiet, isolated, all outlets switchable, not made China. More flexibility than Truetone, less costly than Styrmon. The one peculiarity is special cables with RCA plugs on one end. While this doesn't cause a problem, it doesn't s...