After decades spent producing some of the world’s most iconic pedals, Electro-Harmonix has finally got in on the pro-level pedalboard power supply game with the launch of the MOP-D-10.
The MOP-D10 is a transformer-based design that offers 10 high-current, isolated 9V DC centre-negative outputs: 4x 100mA, 2x 250mA, 2x 300mA and 2x 400mA.
A custom-wound toroidal transformer and linear regulators promise low-noise operation, while a rear-mounted AC mains selector switch allows for worldwide 230/115V operation.
10 straight-to-right-angle DC power cables are included, as is a detachable power cord and hardware for mounting underneath a Pedaltrain or similar rail-based pedalboard design. We like the addition of an on/off switch, too.
The MOP-D10 is available now for $269.50. Head over to EHX’s rather dashing new website for more info.
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