Diago PS01 Powerstation Power Supply

Very easy. It automatically decides what current to use for your pedals, so all you have to do is plug in and play. If your pedal accepts a 9v battery, it'll work with the Diago......no matter what input it takes (Diago supply the nescessary adaptors, including a 9v plug. Have a look on their website for details. www.diago.co.uk)

It powers up to 30 pedals!!

There's also a really handy guide on their website to what pedals are compatible with the supply, what adaptor you'll need etc.

Very good. No hum whatsoever.

I only just got it a week ago, but I can't imagine it breaking down on me anytime soon. I've also got a Diago pedalboard, and it's sturdy as hell.

James Kitchen (owner of Diago) is the best guy out there, enough said. He personally answers emails within a day (often even within minutes) and is extremely friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!

Excellent item, and very reasonable price compared to the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power and similar items. It's also very small compared to other power supplies, and weighs less than a hamster.

The persons who designed the Diago PS01 powerstation power supply, is a musicians best friend. I really do mean this. Being a sceptic, I thought there's no way this little square box of dynamite is capable of doing exactly what Diago states.. . NO HUM.
I have sourced a lot of different power supplies, and sometimes they work and the're times when the HUM, is there. Not a nice sound.
I have recently been back to places [ giggs ] where I had a lot of trouble with HUM , and when I said to my wife '' here goes '' plug my PS01 in and to my relief . . . silence is golden !
My wife, purchase a showman pedal board for me , and was asked if I needed a power supply, with this my wife said '' no '' as I already had one.
After receiving my board for xmas, I was over the moon at this well presented pedal board and immediately got rid of my old board and reset all my pedals into there new home, now . . it looks great but I still have the problem of HUM.
Jane, said she was asked about a power supply but said that I already had one , and that I should check out the Diago web site and look at the power supply they had.
Reading the write-up on the PS01, I looked at the item and said to myself . . .
no way can that little black box do what they say. So I left it for about a month, and got sick of the continueing hum noises from various venues, so I thought about it and finally took the plunge.
I have since told EVERY muso I know that uses pedals to go on-line and see for themsleves as I can't rave enough about this product.
I thank my wife for putting me onto the DIAGO website, and thank you guys from both my ears, you are a musicians friend.

Keeping it real.

cheers

scratch.

I have just replaced my old power supply (bought from a leading high street electronics supplier) with the Diago PS01. The Diago is about 1/8th the size of the old one and about half the size (and price!) of the DC Brick. This makes it very space saving and wallet friendly and the daisy chain application makes powering my mix of Boss, Digitech and Voodoo lab pedals simplicity itself.

I use a fender Clapton strat a Fender 4x10 Blues DeVille amp, a Voodoo lab sparkle drive, Boss chorus, Digitech Main Squeeze and Digidelay, Dunlop Crybaby on a Pedaltrain pedal board

There is no mains hum or interference. Highly recommended.

Never tried so far but no reason to doubt.

Not used

I play rock and pop covers. I have been playing live for 5yr. As it is a power supply there are no issues with style of music and I would certainly replace it if lost or stolen. Any one who has used pedals live will know that they eat batteries so a mains power source makes good sense.