Built for on-the-fly gigs and clutter-free studio sessions, Mono's Power Supply is designed to offer clean, isolated power to match any pedal rig and is universally compatible with any power source worldwide.
The Mono Power Supply is available in three sizes—small, medium, and large—each built to accommodate a variety of different pedalboard setups. Each unit's ultra-slim 1" profile is designed to fit beneath even the smallest of pedalboards, saving precious space without sacrificing performance.
The small, medium, and large models offer five, six, and ten isolated low noise outputs respectively, with variable voltage outputs on the medium and the large. To power more pedals and expand a rig, two Power Supply units can easily be connected together. An added feature of the medium and large models is a handy USB OUT, that can power a Mono Power Supply, Small, or even charge a phone.
Musicians frequently playing in intimate settings will appreciate the flexibility that comes with Mono Power Supply, Small. This compact unit can be conveniently powered by a USB-A wall adapter or a power bank, making it perfect for the musician on-the-go.
Uniquely Mono in its design, the Power Supply features individual orange status LEDs at each output, soft-touch cable barrels, and sleek, curved contours. The charcoal matte aluminum housing is not only lightweight and durable but also dust-resistant, ensuring your Mono Power Supply remains in top condition. This reliable power companion can be used anywhere in the world with the appropriate IEC plug, making it a truly versatile tool for every musician.
In the box is everything needed to power, connect, expand, and mount the unit to a pedalboard. The lightweight design eliminates the need for drilling, as it can be mounted using the hook and loop solution.
Highlights:
- Size Variants: The Mono Power Supply is available in three sizes—small, medium, and large—each designed to meet diverse pedalboard power needs. From the compact small version ideal for beginners to the large variant for professional setups, there's a Mono Power Supply to suit all musicians.
- Design and Durability: Each unit features a sleek, ultra-slim 1" profile, designed to fit under the smallest of pedalboards. The lightweight, durable, and dust-resistant charcoal matte aluminum housing ensures longevity and ease of use.
- Power Flexibility: Mono Power Supply, Small can be powered with a USB-A wall adapter or a power bank, making it super portable. The medium and large units also feature a USB out that can power a Mono Power Supply, Small or even charge a phone.
- Expandable Outputs: The small, medium, and large variants offer five, six, and ten outputs respectively, with variable voltage outputs on the medium and large models. Connect a Mono Power Supply, Large to a medium, and power up to 16 pedals.
- User-Friendly and Thoughtful Design: The Power Supply features individual orange status LEDs at each output, soft-touch cable barrels, and sleek, curved edges, making it as aesthetically pleasing as it is functional.
- Reliability and Efficiency: The Mono Power Supply provides reliable power to your pedals with features like short circuit, overload, and thermal protection. Its input filter and multi-stage output filters ensure an extremely low noise floor, all while maintaining energy-efficient operation.
- MONO Power Supply, Small - $99 (US MAP)
- MONO Power Supply, Medium - $149 (US MAP)
- MONO Power Supply, Large - $199 (US MAP)
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