Any experience with Walrus Audio power supplies?

[E5RSY]

I am checking out the Aetos (vs. a Truetone CS-7). Leaning toward the Aetos because it has eight 9V outlets, plus a courtesy AC outlet, whereas the CS-7 only has six 9V outlets (I don't really need the 12V or 18V options the CS-7 provides).

Thoughts and opinions?

Walrus Audio Aetos 8-output Isolated Guitar Pedal Power Supply

120V, 8-output Isolated Pedalboard Power Supply

www.sweetwater.com

 

[Killing Floor]

The Aetos is quiet and runs cool. It’s a little thicker than the Cioks that I’m using on my other boards but I have never found a reason to switch. Everything is 9V so if that works for you, great. And the convenience receptacle is a great feature. Overall it’s a great design. Everything Walrus makes is good.
It’s a great isolated supply. Pics or it didn’t happen.

 

[E5RSY]

The Aetos is quiet and runs cool. It’s a little thicker than the Cioks that I’m using on my other boards but I have never found a reason to switch. Everything is 9V so if that works for you, great. And the convenience receptacle is a great feature. Overall it’s a great design. Everything Walrus makes is good.
It’s a great isolated supply. Pics or it didn’t happen.
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I really dig the new graphics, too.

 

[Killing Floor]

I really dig the new graphics, too.

Mine is a few years old. But they always have cool graphics. They seem to be a pretty savvy group.

 

[E5RSY]

Mine is a few years old. But they always have cool graphics. They seem to be a pretty savvy group.

The original below. I like the current hieroglyphics look better.

 

[bluesholyman]

Thoughts and opinions?

I have the Phoenix - no troubles - would gladly buy it again - it can run a small pedal city (15 outputs.) None of the outputs go over 300mA, but if that is sufficient, then this one is great. I'd expect nothing less from the Aetos