Booster Flex Type 4 by Cioks   CIOKS Booster Flex type 4 - This Flex is doubling the voltage, 50cm with 5.5/2.5mm centre positive DC-plug (green)

Heavy Bottom 10s by Stringjoy Light Nickel Electric Guitar Strings All of our electric guitar strings are handmade in the USA from American nickel alloy windings and thick, hexagonal steel core wire. Once you find the perfect strings for you, we’ll inspect, coil, and package them by hand. Soon you’ll be playing the best strings you’ve ever played — the perfect set for your playing style — and you’ll never want to go back to playing the same strings everybody else gets off the rack. The most frequent comments we hear about our string sets: • How balanced they feel across the fretboard • How warm and consistent they sound fresh out of the pack • How well they hold tune right from the first time you tune up

Light 4-String Bass Guitar Strings by Stringjoy Your tone starts with your strings. Stringjoy lets you hand pick your string gauges — so you can choose the perfect strings for your bass and your playing style. Our bass guitar strings are made from American nickel alloy windings and hexagonal steel core wire. They have a full, resonant low end and a medium top end—not too bright, not too mellow — giving these strings a balanced sonic profile with optimum output. Unless otherwise noted, our bass strings have a 38″ winding length, ideal for both 34″ and 35″ scale basses.

Power Cord C5-US by CIOKS Mains power cord, United States or Canada to IEC C5 – 6’

Balanced 11s by Stringjoy Medium Nickel Electric Guitar Strings All of our electric guitar strings are handmade in the USA from American nickel alloy windings and thick, hexagonal steel core wire. Once you find the perfect strings for you, we’ll inspect, coil, and package them by hand. Soon you’ll be playing the best strings you’ve ever played — the perfect set for your playing style — and you’ll never want to go back to playing the same strings everybody else gets off the rack. The most frequent comments we hear about our string sets: • How balanced they feel across the fretboard • How warm and consistent they sound fresh out of the pack • How well they hold tune right from the first time you tune up

Parallel Adapter Flex by CIOKS   By using two isolated outlets this parallel adapter Flex gives you the sum of max. currents of the two isolated outlets used. This adapter cable should be used in combination with any of CIOKS standard Flex cables if you need to power pedals with higher current needs. It gives you not only the higher current but also the possibility to choose the type of plug at the pedal end plus the length you need. The plug type and length is determined by the standard Flex cable used with the adapter Flex. Note: the parallel adapter Flex makes a parallel connection of the two outlets used. These two outlets must be isolated from each other and MUST have the same voltage. You get the sum of max. current ratings and the same voltage as the two outlets have. If you use it with two 9V outlets with 100mA each you’ll still get 9V but the double max. current which in this case is 200mA. If you use it with two 9V outlets with 200mA each you’ll get 9V and max. 400mA. If you use it with two 400mA outlets you’ll get a total of max. 800mA. Examples of usage: Powering two Eventide pedals with CIOKS AC10 power supply If you power an AC pedal using the last AC section of the AC10 power supply (outlet 9 or 10) and at the same time would like to power two Eventide pedals you’d need two isolated sources with a min. of 3-400mA and a voltage of 12V DC to do so. One powerful outlet is available as outlet 6 with 12V DC and max. 600mA. The second powerful 12V DC source you’ll get by combining outlets 3 and 4 in a parallel connection using the parallel adapter Flex. You set both outlets 3 and 4 to 12V DC with the setting switch on the back of the unit (pos. 3 and 4 set to ON) and plug the parallel adapter Flex into these outlets. Connect the grey female RCA plug of the adapter Flex with the green male RCA plug of the type 4 standard Flex. The green DC-plug goes into the Eventide’s adapter socket. The above described method can be used to power any two high current pedals with the AC10 power supply and not only two Eventides. Just make sure to get the voltage and plug type right. *** UPDATE - NEW *** Do not use the parallel adapter Flex with AC outlets. Powering Line6 M9 The original adapter supplied with Line6 M9 when loaded with this pedal and with nominal mains voltage level supplies the pedal with an AC voltage of 10,6V. The current drawn at this supply voltage changes between 680mA and 720mA. Since the pedal has several internal switching power supply circuits the current drawn by the pedal is lower the higher voltage it gets (the power drawn stays almost the same then). Since the pedal draws below 800mA it can be powered of one single 800mA section/outlet of either CIOKS AC Rider, CIOKS AC8, CIOKS AC10 or CIOKS CIOKOLATE. You just need to use the green Flex cable for this pedal and the 9V AC outlet. The parallel adapter Flex is NOT needed. When powered of outlet 9 of the AC10 @ 9V AC the pedal receives 9,6V AC and draws approx 780mA. The voltage is slightly lower than with the original adapter (this is measured in Europe and a mains @ 231V). So in case of a low mains level if you experience strange behaviour of the M9, I'd recommend to switch to the 12V AC outlet (outlet 10 on AC10) and everything should be ok then. In case with our CIOKOLATE please use outlet 15 and the green Flex cable to power the Line6 M9. On AC Rider outlet 5 should be used and with AC8 power supply please use outlet 7. BTW, the Line6 M9 rectifies the AC supply voltage to a single DC voltage. This means the pedal also can be powered with a DC voltage with no harm to the pedal. The current draw depends on the voltage you use and we’ve measured the current at the three common DC voltages in pedal business. At 9V DC the M9 draws approx. 600mA, when powered with 12V DC it draws 480mA and at 15V DC the current is 430mA. We do not recommend going higher than 15V DC to avoid overheating or damage to the M9, even if we had customers powering this pedal by accident with 24V and it still worked. So if you wish to power your Line6 M9 with a DC voltage please use any voltage in the range 9-15V and make sure your source is able to supply the current stated here. Please use CIOKS green type 4 Flex cableor another type with a 5.5/2.5mm DC plug at the pedal end. The polarity doesn’t matter. Considering what I stated above, CIOKS DC10 can therefore also power the Line6 M9. Please use the Parallel adapter Flex followed by the standard green type 4 Flex cable. Plug the Parallel adapter Flex into outlets 8 and 10 @ 12V DC. The green 5.5/2.5mm DC plug goes into the M9. Preferably to avoid any noise issues leave outlets 7 and 9 not used.  

Ciokolate Power Supply by CIOKS The company CIOKS was founded in year 1991 and the first product out was the Baby power supply. It was released for sale in August 1992. To mark the 20th anniversary of the company we’ve made the most powerful and versatile power supply for effect pedals on the market – CIOKS CIOKOLATE. With some additions and a slightly different design we’ve put the DC10 and AC10 power supplies in one box. Loads of power, almost endless compositions of different voltages and a great selection of included Flex cables make this power supply a really strong tool for powering big pedal boards with many different pedals. CIOKS CIOKOLATE power supply will power several high current digital pedals, high voltage 18, 24 or even 40V pedals, one or two AC pedals, one or two Radial Tonebone pedals or simulating a dying battery it will power your old favourite fuzz or overdrive. On top of that it will of course also power all your standard 9V pedals from its many isolated outlets. Features: 16 outlets configured in 12 isolated sections two toroidal transformers with additional magnetic field shielding four powerful DC sections, three with 400mA each and one with 600mA two powerful AC sections with 800mA each and voltages 9, 12 and 16V AC two 15V outlets for Radial Tonebone pedals possibility of 18 or 24V from a single outlet will power a 40V pedal with Stack Flex one outlet with adjustable voltage in the range 4-15V short circuit protection of all outlets advanced LED monitoring of each section temperature monitoring 120 or 230V mains voltage operation a total of 24 Flex cables included Split Flex and 3-way Daisy chain Flex both for powering more than one pedal of a single outlet included Stack Flex and Serial Adapter Flex for powering a 18, 24 or 40V pedals using two isolated outlets included Flex cable for Electro-Harmonix vacuum tube pedals included durable enclosure with bottom made of 1.3mm steel for stability and 2.0mm aluminium top for better cooling and lower weight silent microprocessor controlled fan to ensure optimal operating temperature for long term reliability complete mounting kit for pedal boards included (two mounting brackets and all the needed screws are included, no need for taller feet with PT-3 or PT-PRO) NEW!!! Attaching of CIOKS CIOKOLATE power supply to a Pedaltrain pedal board shows you different ways you can mount this power supply to your Pedaltrain board. Please have a look. Specifications: Outlet 1: 4-15V DC adjustable / 100mA Outlet 2-4: 9V DC / 100mA each Outlet 5: 18 or 24V DC / 100mA Outlet 6-7: 9 or 12V DC / 200mA each Outlet 8-9: 9 or 12V DC / 400mA each Outlet 10-11: 9 and 12 or 15V DC / 400mA Outlet 12-13: 9 and 12 or 15V DC / 600mA* Outlet 14: 9 or 12V AC / 800mA* Outlet 15-16: 9, 12 or 16V AC / 800mA * only one of these two sections can be used Size: 292x98x35mm (excl. rubber feet) Weight: 1,6kg Warranty period: 5 years worldwide

Flex Cable Type 5 by CIOKS Type 5 plug - black 3.5mm tip positive mini-jack plug, also a very common plug type seen in some of Electro Harmonix' 9V pedals, DOD pedals, older Wah pedals and many others. Available with angled plug (L-shaped) in 3 different lengths: 15, 30 and 50cm and also in a straight version (I-shape) in 50cm length.