Mooer Multi-Plug Power Cable 8 Angle

Like the majority of people who bought this product, i just wanted to simplify and clean my pedalboard. I had straight 9v power connectors for every pedal and when I started stacking them, I had to find a better solution than having cables all over the ground.
Keep in mind that if you are a tone freak or for instance you want to have a isolated energy output to supply the pedals, you may want to think in a Powerplant (they are expensive though).

Due to the reduced price and great features of this Multi-Plug you should consider it well before buying the Powerplant!
With eight power connectors and a pretty fair lenght you can rearrange your pedalboard the way you want. The plugs are angled so they don't easily twist or break which is a huge feature in this product.

I was a little bit afraid that when you divided the signal it would weaken the power that would supply to the pedals affecting the sound. But so far, so good, I haven't noticed major changes in sound, with all the eight or just a few connected (It works both way). Just see if the power supply you connect to the female socket matches all the pedals, and you're ready to go!

i purchased this as i now have a number of 9v guitar pedals and i wanted to reduce the number of adaptors that i was using. i was going to buy one of the power plant modules to do this but due to the low price of this plug in cable i thought that i would give this a try first.
i now use just one 500ma power supply to which this plugs into the outlet lead. it has a female socket on the end of the lead much like the connector on a guitar pedal so that you can connect it to one of your pedal power supplies.
there is plenty of length in the individual leads to reach each of my guitar pedals. i personally think that the angled connectors are better for keeping everything compact
the connector plugs seem sturdy enough and unless your going to mistreat it i think it will stay in one piece for a long time. i was initially worried about this producing noise on the amplifier which you wont get using the isolated outputs on a power plant but this is not the case, i have not noticed any extra noise when this is connected.
if your going to buy a power plant but want to save some money give this a try first, for what it costs you can't go wrong.