This fits perfectly well under the pedal board

It's a tight fit, but really works nicely.

Perfect fit, could not be happier.

The Cioks DC5 was easy to install and fit under the board perfectly

Third thing is, this is just a really good power supply

The DC5 Link (and the Adam Link) is an easier install than other Cioks supplies, which are already some of the easiest supplies to install

I had one with Big John that I replaced with the DC5 as it's just a more versatile supply (even though the Big John has slightly more total power output)

While I enjoyed the Big John and the Adam supplies, I am really helped out by the fifth isolated output

two Adam Links, and one Big John, but I think this one is the most useful small supply yet

I am pretty sure the DC5 is far and away the best quality and most flexible option for a smaller pedalboard, if you want more than a one spot or volto type PS, that there is currently

Not only does it do that, but it does it beautifully, with a lot of flexibility and super high quality construction

Flexible powering option allow me to power any of my pedals

I am pretty sure the DC5 is far and away the best quality and most flexible option for a smaller pedalboard, if you want more than a one spot or volto type PS, that there is currently

I actually prefer the mounting system for the DC5

The DC5 Link (and the Adam Link) is an easier install than other Cioks supplies, which are already some of the easiest supplies to install

There are no brackets to mess with and is a much cleaner install

I love the use of RCA jacks, the voltage options and the ability to fit these under the tiniest Pedaltrain boards

I love the way it fits PERFECTLY under a pedaltrain Metro 20.

I was using one spot's or voltos for them, which worked fine, but could not accommodate pedals that needed bigger voltage or isolation for center positive connections, which I wanted to be able to swap in on a small grab'n-go on occasion

Installation was incredibly easy as was connecting up my pedals.

: I had to get slightly bigger rubber feet to elevate my nano plus a little so the cioks had clearance from the floor, but it took all of 3 dollar and 5 minutes to do

: I had to get slightly bigger rubber feet to elevate my nano plus a little so the cioks had clearance from the floor, but it took all of 3 dollar and 5 minutes to do

My pedals are getting clean power from the DC5 and are dead silent from unwanted noise

No hum, always has power.

Gain pedals only sound as good as the power they receive, and my dirt pedals sound great when they've got good power going to it

Third thing is, this is just a really good power supply

Flexible powering option allow me to power any of my pedals

Since I wanted to keep my digital pedals isolated from my analog pedals, that means I needed to chain three pedals to the last isolated output

Gain pedals only sound as good as the power they receive, and my dirt pedals sound great when they've got good power going to it

The cioks keeps my pedals quieter.

I could always use more outputs and more isolated outputs

It only comes with one 2-way daisy chain cable, meaning that only using the cables that come in DC5, you're limited to 6 pedals on your board total, even though a 900 mA combined supply with five isolated outputs should handle a few more pedals without introducing much noise as long as you're picky about which pedals are chained together

While the Big John allows for 400 mA on two of its four isolated outputs, the truth of the matter is, few things require that much current, so 300 mA is enough for me

When I was using the Big John, that meant that I only had two isolated outputs left for all of my other pedals, one of which is a Holy Grail Nano digital reverb

While I enjoyed the Big John and the Adam supplies, I am really helped out by the fifth isolated output