Name: Strymon Zuma
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Rating: 3.0 (12 reviews)

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Zuma is the highest horsepower, most technologically advanced effects pedal power supply of its kind. Zuma offers nine high-current, individually isolated, ultra-low-noise outputs_each with its own dedicated regulator and custom transformer. Designed to meet the needs of today's players, each output provides a staggering 500mA of current.Zuma's dual-stage topology, pre-regulated outputs, optically isolated feedback, and advanced multistage filtering result in a power supply that allows your pedals to achieve their highest possible dynamic range.Dual IsolationZuma's all analog circuitry offers two stages of isolation, completely eliminating ground loop and AC line noise issues, allowing your pedals to sound like they were designed to sound.World Tour ReadyWith automatic international power compatibility built-in, Zuma delivers an abundance of clean, rock-steady power to all your pedals, on any stage anywhere you play in the world.Never Run Out of Outputs.Have a growing rig? Zumais part of an expandable system. Add more outputs by connecting a Strymon Ojai (sold separately) with the 24V Out jack.FeaturesExpendable SystemUltra Low NoiseWorld Tour Ready12V and 18V OptionsDual IsolationEnergy EfficientSpecsIns Outs9 high-current, fully isolated outputs9 outputs offer 9V DC option500mA per 9V DC output powers nearly any pedal2 selectable outputs offer 9V, 12V, or 18V DC options12V option provides 375mA, 18V provides 250mA9 pedal cables included (5.5mm x 2.1mm barrel connectors, center negative, right angle to straight cables)Detachable IEC power cable included24V OUT jack allows connection to additional outputs via Strymon Ojai (sold separately)TechnologyNine_individual custom transformers (one per channel) deliver clean, consistent powerWorldwide power compatibility insures no-hassle international touringEnergy efficient, compact designConstructionLightweight and rugged anodized midnight blue aluminum chassisFits under most pedalboardsPed

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 There's two outputs here that have selectable 12 or 18 volts, and we also have Ohai, which is a five output, nine volt, 500 milliamp current power supply. So these can be used together or separately. They're actually part of a modular system, so with this 24 volt out jack right here, you can connect them together. So in this right here, you can see that we have two Ohais running off of one power adapter, and so if you have a huge board or you want to add on some more pedals, you can actually connect these guys together

Strymon Zuma and Ojai isolated pedal power supplies

NPD - So much money for so little sound.. Isolator #4 joins the board..

Need pedalboard power? This is the one!

 Now you can see here the 12 volt is 375 and 18 volt is 250, it's really good, that's there. And underneath is some goodies, like the outlet, some Strymon stickers, some legs that you just want to put on the end and you can do that. I likely won't because I'll be having a Velcro dated down. So here's some DC lines, let's see how many you get

 And it's a well packed box, and let's dig right in. Here's the, some information about it, you know, it's for power supplies it's not really hard, difficult, there's not a lot of instructions on it, but the Zuma, you can see there's, it's expandable with two oh highs for even more output. And there's some switchable voltages and currents, so that's your instruction for that one I guess. So this is the Strymon Zuma, let's see, it's packed in there pretty tight, yeah it looks good

Strymon Zuma power supply unboxing!

After many many years of delaying I have finally decided that it is time to put together a proper pedal board. I have 15 or so pedals that I would like to fit on the board with more to be added in the future. The majority are single pedal analog stomp boxes  but I have a few bigger digital pedals as well. At the moment they are powered by a mix of individual adapters and 9V batteries. Not ideal. My dream is to put together a pedalboard with everything powered so I can literally flip a switch and start playing. I would also love to finally incorporate a nice controller that lets me leverage MIDI presets as well as a central tap tempo for my various tempo controlled pedals.

A couple questions:

1. Power supply: since I have a lot of pedals already and plan on getting more (no need to explain that itch here) I'd like the power supply system to be as flexible as possible. I recently read about the modular system by GigRig. Are there any others like this that I should consider? Is a modular system the most practical considering I like to play with a lot of pedals?
2. Controller/Loop switcher: any suggestions here? I have a stereo setup so I'd like at least a couple stereo loops in addition to a few mono loops. I would also love a controller that can set tap tempo for all my pedals as well. Is this even something I should worry about in a controller since I can just get an separate tap tempo pedal? (Side question: are there any pointers to syncing tap tempo across multiple pedals? Do you just split the output of the tap tempo pedal?)
3. The pedalboard itself: any suggestions here? I'm not actively gigging at the moment so I'm not too concerned with mobility.

I know this is a long post and pretty open ended but any advice would be helpful. It's a little overwhelming to try and put together a board that will (hopefully) satisfy all my requirements on the first attempt.

Edit: asked about budget considerations and realized it's an important consideration -  ~~I'm going to sound like an ass but I don't really have a budget constraint. I don't plan on putting this together over night so if I have to space out some bigger purchases so be it. At this point in my playing "career" I'm looking to buy quality equipment.~~  Let's just call it $2k

<div class="md"><p>After many many years of delaying I have finally decided that it is time to put together a proper pedal board. I have 15 or so pedals that I would like to fit on the board with more to be added in the future. The majority are single pedal analog stomp boxes  but I have a few bigger digital pedals as well. At the moment they are powered by a mix of individual adapters and 9V batteries. Not ideal. My dream is to put together a pedalboard with everything powered so I can literally flip a switch and start playing. I would also love to finally incorporate a nice controller that lets me leverage MIDI presets as well as a central tap tempo for my various tempo controlled pedals.</p>

<p>A couple questions:</p>

<ol>
<li>Power supply: since I have a lot of pedals already and plan on getting more (no need to explain that itch here) I&#39;d like the power supply system to be as flexible as possible. I recently read about the modular system by GigRig. Are there any others like this that I should consider? Is a modular system the most practical considering I like to play with a lot of pedals?</li>
<li>Controller/Loop switcher: any suggestions here? I have a stereo setup so I&#39;d like at least a couple stereo loops in addition to a few mono loops. I would also love a controller that can set tap tempo for all my pedals as well. Is this even something I should worry about in a controller since I can just get an separate tap tempo pedal? (Side question: are there any pointers to syncing tap tempo across multiple pedals? Do you just split the output of the tap tempo pedal?)</li>
<li>The pedalboard itself: any suggestions here? I&#39;m not actively gigging at the moment so I&#39;m not too concerned with mobility.</li>
</ol>

<p>I know this is a long post and pretty open ended but any advice would be helpful. It&#39;s a little overwhelming to try and put together a board that will (hopefully) satisfy all my requirements on the first attempt.</p>

<p>Edit: asked about budget considerations and realized it&#39;s an important consideration -  <del>I&#39;m going to sound like an ass but I don&#39;t really have a budget constraint. I don&#39;t plan on putting this together over night so if I have to space out some bigger purchases so be it. At this point in my playing &quot;career&quot; I&#39;m looking to buy quality equipment.</del>  Let&#39;s just call it $2k</p>
</div>

Questions about pedalboard build

Powerful and expandable

 Each output provides 500 milliamps of current, so that could power pretty much any pedal you can throw at it. We have two jacks here that offer selectable 12 or 18 volts, and this is actually part of a modular system, so we're also introducing Ohai, which is this little guy here. So Ohai can be powered on its own with the included power adapter, and this guy provides 500 milliamps of current, each at nine volts. So the cool thing is you can actually link these together, so if you have a pedal that's growing or large, you can actually link one of these guys to Zuma

[NAMM] Strymon Zuma

MXR iso-brick killed at least one, maybe two of my pedals.

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