Clean, quiet power to energize your pedals and stomp boxes!

A universal high performance guitar effects pedal power supply, the Supa-Charger includes eight isolated, regulated, and filtered outputs, a toroidal transformer for zero-hum performance, and a selectable input voltage (110-220), enabling it to be used worldwide.

Two of the eight outputs can be configured for 16V operation (5 & 6), while the others can be 9V or 12V via DIP switches. Includes eight 2.1mm, 2' (black) and two 2.5mm 2' (red) power cables. Also includes an IEC power cord.

BBE Supa-Charger Guitar Pedal Power Supply Features:

• 8 outputs
• Toroidal transformer for zero hum
• Selectable input voltage for overseas use
• Switchable 16V on outputs 5 & 6
• 9V or 12V switchable on the other outputs
• 8 - 2.1mm, 2' (black) power cables
• 2 - 2.5mm 2' (red) power cables
• Includes an IEC power cord

Take charge of all your pedal powering needs with this quiet, roadworthy unit! Put it in the cart.

BBE Supa-Charger Guitar Pedal Power Supply

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BBE Supra-Charger

Posted by paul from dallas, texas on Oct 1, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: retired Master

Reviewer's Play Style: heavy fusion instrumental

I am having so much trouble finding a good power supply. I had two Voodoo Lab bricks bad right out of the box (some ports were dead). I thought the BBE would be the one and it seemed to work. I recently got some new pedals and realized this i snot putting out enough miliamps to power anything to full capacity. Like the guy said, only outputs 5 and 6 are putting out 200mA, the rest only 100mA. This is like running boxes on a really weak battery. My new DD-20 delay would not turn on at all causing me to start checking the mA issue. Look for a suppry that is rated at well over a 1000 mA, it's not voltage, its mA power that counts. I realize all my tone is not what it could be and my Fulltone started humming not getting the push it needed. The search continues. Fulltone recommends the Voodoo brick but I had two bad ones right out of the box.

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Solved my noise problems.

Posted by Evil from New York, NY on Dec 18, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 14 years playing

Reviewer's Play Style: Metal

This product is excellent. I basically have two issues with noise: buzz from my guitar pickups and 60 hum/buzz from a pair of pedals I have set up on the floor of my rack case that are powered by a visual sound one-spot adaptor. Pickup noise was easily solved with an ISP unit but the noise from those pedals remained. I didn't want to put another supressor in my loop because it would cut my tone. Using batteries instead of the adaptor got rid of the nosie but I don't like relying on batteries for live playing. The supa-charger basically has the same effect as the batteries by isolating the power supply for each pedal so there is no ground loop. And obviously you can rely on it to work when you need it. It's kind of pricy for what it does but its essential if you run multiple pedals. Works better than the DC brick and less expensive than Voodoo Labs. I'm very happy I bought it. Everything is nice and quiet now.

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Hum Free Power

Posted by jem from Cleveland on Dec 4, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: gigging Musician (again)

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, classic rock

This thing is nice and small and most importantly hum free. (Should have called in Humphrey eh?) Would have like to have a cable that attached to a battery for vintage effects, and a cable to combine a couple outlets, but that's minor. It does exactly what it says and for less than the Voodoo Labs.

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Great product - no hum!

Posted by sting7777 from CT on Oct 21, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues and Metal

Most important thing to know with the BBE Supa_Charger is that outputs 5 and 6 are 200mA rated as opposed to the others that are 100mA. My EH Electric Mistress was intermittently shutting off and acting funky until I plugged it into one of the 200mA outputs. Now everything is perfect with no hum. Just make sure you know the power requirements of each pedal before you hook it up.

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WOW!

Posted by TMoody.com from SC on Jul 12, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Pro

Reviewer's Play Style: All Styles

Totally amazing... NO HUM!!! And sweet pure tone! Buy this pedal you will not be disappointed!

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