Cioks DC7 V2
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Ultra-slim and easy to integrate: only 2.54 cm thick for discreet mounting on or under the pedalboard.
- Updated connectivity: USB-C 15 Watt output, more practical and significantly more powerful than the old USB-A.
- Silence and stability: 7 isolated DC outputs to limit unwanted noise and keep a clean signal, even with demanding pedals.
- Expandable configuration: possibility to add compatible 24 Volt extensions (CIOKS 4, CIOKS 8, Crux) to keep up with your board's growth.
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From the DC7 launched in 2018 to the DC7 V2: the same idea, more mature
Since its release in 2018, the DC7 has carved out a unique place on modern pedalboards: a very slim format, an all-terrain approach, and real attention to power cleanliness. The CIOKS DC7 V2 retains this DNA but evolves it on points that truly matter day-to-day: more current connectivity with USB-C, and an optimized design to operate more efficiently while generating less heat than the original DC7. In short, it maintains the same minimalist and robust spirit, with improvements that make the whole unit more coherent for today's setups.A power supply designed for guitarists and bassists who want a hassle-free pedalboard
The DC7 V2 targets musicians seeking a reliable, stable, and silent power supply, capable of handling both sensitive analog pedals (which quickly reveal any hum) and more power-hungry digital pedals. It suits everything from a compact rehearsal board to a studio setup where every residual noise becomes audible, or a stage pedalboard that must remain consistent night after night. If you regularly change pedals, its flexible approach saves you from rebuilding the entire power chain with each upgrade.Power, isolation, and modularity: the CIOKS recipe serving your sound
An ultra-slim format that frees up space (without sacrificing power reserve)
With 2.54 cm thickness and 500 g weight, the DC7 V2 easily fits where many power supplies become bulky. Its two-stage switching power supply technology is designed to deliver solid power in a compact case, with up to 48 Watts available. The benefit is very concrete: you maintain stable power when multiple pedals draw current simultaneously, while enjoying optimized temperature operation thanks to the improvements in this V2 version.7 isolated DC outputs: the foundation of a clean and silent pedalboard
The heart of the DC7 V2 lies in its 7 isolated DC outputs. Isolation is a true safety net against unwanted noise: it helps reduce ground loop risks and limits interactions between pedals, especially when mixing different manufacturers, circuit types, or multiple digital pedals on the same board. Each output offers four selectable voltages, with a capacity of up to 6 Watts per output, and up to 660 mA at 9 Volts per output: enough to confidently power many "power-hungry" pedals without compromise.USB-C 15 Watts: the upgrade that truly simplifies modern setups
The USB-C 15 Watt output changes the game as soon as you add current accessories around the pedalboard: charging, powering USB-C compatible devices, cleaner integration on stage or in the studio... and especially fewer power adapters cluttering the floor. It's a simple upgrade on paper but very consistent with today's usage, and noticeably more powerful than the old USB-A output.Built for demanding digital pedals without neglecting analog pedals
When a pedalboard combines multi-effects, digital pedals, controllers, and analog effects, power supply quickly becomes a critical point: noise, instability, lack of current... The DC7 V2 is designed to remain stable and silent even in these dense configurations, providing a power reserve that puts you at ease. The result: you can build a modern and versatile board while maintaining a clean power base that respects your signal and playing dynamics.An expandable platform: the right choice when your pedalboard grows
A growing board often means more pedals... and thus more outputs needed. Rather than starting from scratch, the DC7 V2 bets on extension: thanks to its 24 Volt auxiliary output, you can add modules like CIOKS 4, CIOKS 8, or Crux, as well as other compatible 24 Volt powered units. With CIOKS Flex cables, you can fine-tune power delivery to the real needs of each pedal while keeping a clean, logical, and easy-to-maintain setup.Technical specifications
| Current | 660 A | Number of outputs | 9 |
| Voltage | 7 V | Color | Black |
| Category | Multiple power supply | ||
| Thickness | 2.54 cm | Power per output | up to 6 Watts |
| Weight | 500 g | Max current per output | 660 mA at 9 Volts |
| Technology | two-stage switching power supply | Auxiliary output | 24 Volts |
| Total power | up to 48 Watts | USB output | USB-C, 15 Watts |
| Total number of outputs | 9 | Extension possible via | CIOKS 4, CIOKS 8, Crux |
| V2 optimization | more efficient operation and cooler running than the original DC7 | Compatibility | other compatible 24 Volt powered units |
| Number of isolated DC outputs | 7 | Compatible accessories | CIOKS Flex cables |
| Voltages | four selectable voltages per output | ||
Questions frequently asked
How many pedals can the Cioks DC7 V2 power?
The power supply features 7 isolated DC outputs, plus an auxiliary 24 V output and a 15 W USB-C output. Each DC output can provide up to 6 W, with up to 660 mA at 9 V.
What voltages are available on the DC outputs?
Each of the 7 isolated DC outputs offers four selectable voltages. CIOKS Flex cables allow adapting the power supply to the specific needs of certain pedals.
Does this power supply reduce pedalboard noise?
The 7 isolated outputs limit interactions between pedals and help reduce the risk of ground loops. This design is particularly suited for setups mixing analog pedals and digital units.
Can it power high-demand digital pedals?
With a total power of up to 48 W and up to 660 mA per output at 9 V, this power supply is designed for demanding digital pedals. The two-stage switching technology keeps a 2.54 cm thickness profile. The V2 version is reported to be more efficient and runs cooler than the original DC7.
How to add more outputs to a pedalboard?
The auxiliary 24 V output allows connecting CIOKS 4, CIOKS 8, or Crux modules, as well as other 24 V compatible units.



