Gonine 9V 1.5A Guitar Effects Pedal Adapter Power Supply Cord with Cable 5 Way Daisy Chain Cord, Center Negative, Extended Length Cable

All great, powers all my pedals with no issues.

This little daisy chain power supply works quite well on my normal single effect foot pedals for my guitars but if I try and plug it into my Korg Tone Works AX100G multi effects unit along with my single effect pedals I get a loud humming through my amp so I have to keep the original separate power supply for that unit ,other than that is seems to work as it should ,the leads between the 5 separate plugs could do with being a few inches longer as not ll pedals have the power input in the same place and I have to run the power lead under my Dunlop Cry Baby wah pedal to be able to get it to reach the next pedal in the chain. For the price it is a good buy and if kept away from multi effect unit it is sees to be fairly quiet in use. well worth the cost.

It's currently powering the pedal board shown in the picture with no issues at all. It's cheap but it's made me very cheerful.Highly recommended.

Excellent. I connected 4 different pedals plus a Wah Wah.All works fine.

Works and wasn’t expensive

bought to power my effects pedals. Better than having multiple plugs to socket, these do have 2 what I consider major drawbacks ! 1. the daisy chain liinks are short, meaning the run is tight if using all the pins. 2. I found on some pedals this mains system set up unwanted noises. where possible batteries were preferable, alternating battery and mains reduced interference, but short runs made this difficult, a good idea if you dont run consequitive pedals all on the same chain all active at the same time.

The daisy chain part was fine, but the power supply died within a week, despite only being used with two pedals. If you buy I suspect it's a lottery as to how long it'll last you.

Seems to work fine: it successfully powers several pedals.  And it runs very cool, which is a good sign for both efficiency and safety.(At first, I suspected it of adding a lot of electrical hum. But further experimentation shows that some of my FX units don't like to be powered from the same supply — it happens with different supplies and different daisy-chain cables, from different brands, so it's not the fault of either supply or cable, and I've no reason to suspect this one.)