Palmer WT PB 40
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A power supply designed for the stage and setup efficiency
The Palmer Powerbar is aimed directly at musicians who go through soundchecks, pedalboard changes, and quick setups. Its main strength is its full integration into the pedalboard: by simply replacing the first separator with the power supply unit, you get a cleaner, more compact pedalboard, and above all, one that is faster to deploy.
Who is the Palmer Powerbar for?
This universal power supply is ideal for guitarists and bassists who want to make their pedalboard more reliable, reduce cable clutter on stage, and avoid forgetting the power adapter. It suits both concert musicians and those in rehearsals, mobile studios, or setups where simple wiring is essential.
Key Features: versatility, safety, and visibility
The Powerbar provides eight negative center contact outputs, a very common standard for many pedals. For specific needs, two switchable outputs allow you to select the voltage 9 V, 12 V, or 18 V to power more demanding effects or to explore greater headroom depending on the pedal.
Each output benefits from short-circuit and overload protection for safer use in real conditions. Integrated LED indicators show power and operation status, a real plus when setting up or troubleshooting your pedalboard under low stage lighting.
Technical specifications
| Current | 2 A | Category | Multiple power supply |
| Voltage | 9 V | Number of outputs | 10 |
| Total current | 2000 mA | 2 switchable outputs | 9 V / 12 V / 18 V |
Questions frequently asked
How many pedals can the Palmer WT PB 40 power?
This power supply has a total of 10 outputs, with a current rating of 2 A and a main voltage of 9 V.
Are the outputs compatible with negative center pedals?
Eight outputs use a negative center polarity, commonly used by many effect pedals.
Can a pedal be powered at 12 V or 18 V?
Two switchable outputs allow selecting 9 V, 12 V, or 18 V. This selection meets the needs of pedals requiring a voltage different from 9 V. The other eight outputs are designed for 9 V with negative center contact.
Is the power supply protected against short circuits?
Each output is protected against short circuits and overloads. LED indicators show the power and operation status of the outputs.
How to integrate this power supply into a pedalboard?
Integration is planned as a replacement for the first splitter in the pedalboard to reduce external wiring during assembly.



