Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus

I'm using the pedal power 2 plus to power 8 vintage boss pedals and it's worked wonders in eliminating ground loop hum vs daisy chaining power from a single power supply. It also makes the pedal shelf in my a rack a lot neater.

The unit itself seems really well put together and built to last.

It has an additional IEC type output which is incredibly useful. I'm using it power a mains voltage Carl Martin pedal, but it could also be used to power another 2 plus for larger boards.

Being a German retailer, Thomann supplied a 220v version which works perfectly in the UK, and they also included a mains lead with a UK plug as an extra (Without me asking for this), which is a nice touch and appreciated.

Great product that you'll forget about once it's installed, which is as it should be.

After incorporating the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus into my setup, it’s clear why this power supply has earned such an outstanding reputation among musicians. From its sturdy build to its reliable performance, this product is an essential tool for any guitarist or bassist looking to power their pedalboard with confidence and precision.

Performance & Versatility:
The most impressive aspect of the Pedal Power 2 Plus is its ability to handle a wide variety of pedals, from high-draw digital effects to classic analog stompboxes. Each of the eight isolated outputs provides clean, noise-free power, completely eliminating the hum and interference that can plague other power supplies. This ensures pristine signal integrity, making a noticeable difference in tone and clarity, especially when running multiple effects.

Build Quality:
Voodoo Lab’s attention to detail is apparent in the rugged construction of this unit. It feels solid and durable, built to withstand the rigors of both the studio and the road. Its compact form factor makes it easy to fit on any pedalboard without taking up unnecessary space, while the included power cables of varying lengths are a thoughtful touch, ensuring flexibility in setup.

Ease of Use:
Setting up the Pedal Power 2 Plus was straightforward, and I truly appreciate the simplicity of its design. The ability to switch between voltages on certain outputs is a bonus for those of us who use pedals with different power needs, and the fact that it supports up to 250mA on some outputs is a game-changer for modern digital effects.

Customer Support & Reliability:
It’s also worth noting that Voodoo Lab has a stellar reputation for customer service, and the Pedal Power 2 Plus is backed by their excellent warranty. This speaks volumes about the confidence they have in their product, and it provides extra peace of mind to the user.

Conclusion:
Overall, the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus is more than just a power supply—it's an upgrade to the quality of your entire setup. It offers unmatched performance, reliability, and versatility, making it the ideal choice for both professionals and hobbyists alike. If you’re serious about your tone and want to eliminate power-related issues once and for all, this is a purchase you won’t regret.

I've been using one of these for a few years now. It looks and feels as if it could survive an apocalypse. It is larger and heavier than some other units but, unlike some cheaper alternatives, it has isolated outputs that should, in theory, reduce crosstalk between the pedals and remove a lot of noise from your signal. Prior to purchasing the Pedal Power 2 Plus, I used a daisy chain cable to power my pedals. I am not completely sure but I think that the Voodoo Lab unit is a little bit quiter. I suppose it depends on the pedals you're using but in my case, the difference wasn't as profound as I'd hoped. Nevertheless, this is an excellent power supply that is far more versatile than many of us will ever need. For example, it even has an ability to simulate a dying battery which is a must for some fuzz pedal enthusiasts because it can change the tonal character of the pedal! If you don't have that many pedals or simply don't need all of the features, I'd suggest taking a look at a Voodoo Lab ISO5. It is smaller, lighter and less expensive than the Pedal Power 2 Plus but is built to the same high standard you'd expect from Voodoo Lab.

I use this power supply for my PedalTrain.
It is really great, I highly recommend it, I was a little bit "scared" of the price, because you can get much cheaper ones.
Quality of this product is superb, no feedback, no "noises", nothing bad to say, "it's all you need for 9v, 18v or 24v pedals (maybe you just need to order separate Y cable).
It doesn't come with "braces" for board if you want to mount it under the pedal board (which is a great place for space economy). So, order those separately!
If I will make another pedal board, I would definitely buy this power supply again!

M.

When it comes to power, you don't really get any better than the Pedal Power 2.

So, I don't use this in the typical sense, on a pedal board. I have this installed in my Guitar Rack along with my Voodoo Labs GCX Switcher. It powers all sorts of different pedals.

The main issue I use to have was noise. I used a daisy chain cable running off of one plug before this, and I always had this really high pitched wine. I could never figure out why it did it. But all I know is, that went straight away, when I got this.

It actually cleaned up my guitar tone. Its amazing how important clean power to your pedals is. So don't hesitate on spending money on this. Its completely worth it. Also I think it could with stand a drop from the top of a sky scraper.

Excellent quality regulated power supply with eight isolated 9 volt outputs (100mA each).

Outputs 5 and 6 actually give you 250 mA each - useful for pedals that require more current. I use them with a current doubler cable for a effects pedal switching system. Voltage doubling cables are available too - if you want to run a 18volt pedal.

Outputs 7 and 8 - you can reduce the voltage to mimic a dying battery (the sag function) though I haven't tried that.

Also - for older pedals Boss pedals (that operate at 12V) this can be selected via switches underneath the unit.

However, if you place a pedal in close proximity to the power supply, beware of induced noise/hum. The power supply is mounted on the under-surface of my pedal board. I solved that by placing my tuner above the power supply (it is not part of the signal chain).

All in all a highly reliable - and noise free unit. Highly recommended...

The only thing that compares are the newer Cioks power supplies. Otherwise - this is the one to get. It has set the standard for other power supplies for a decade or even more and it ticks all the required boxes - quiet? Yup. Enough power for more power consuming pedals? Indeed. Sturdy? Mhm. Voltage options? 9, 12 and with additional cables you can combine voltages on outputs for 18 and 24. Power sagging? Aha. Additional 220V courtesy output for pedals with built in power cords? Yeah, it's got that too. I have 3 of these (and 5 Cioks units) and if I ever need another one, I will not hesitate.