STRICH SPS-60 Guitar Pedal Power Supply - 10 Isolated Outputs

Our review of the STRICH SPS-60 finds it best suited for pedalboard players who need reliable, high-current isolated power without added noise. The single biggest reason to consider this unit is its combination of high-current outputs and channel-separated regulation, which lets players run multiple analog and power-hungry digital pedals simultaneously with minimal risk of ground-loop hum. In practice it delivers quiet, studio-grade power and flexible voltage options, so guitarists assembling medium to large pedalboards will appreciate the straightforward, dependable performance.

Key Features

• High current per port: Over 300mA on all standard outputs means most digital and analog pedals get enough current to run reliably without sagging under load.
• Independent outputs: Ten individually isolated outputs let you power many pedals at once without cross-channel interference or shared-ground issues.
• Switchable voltages: Two outputs offer selectable 9V, 12V or 18V at 500mA each, so you can power higher-voltage or high-current pedals without extra adapters.
• Short circuit protection: Each output has its own protection circuit, helping keep the rest of the board running if a single pedal develops a fault.
• USB 5V port: A 5V 1A USB output provides convenient power for a phone, wireless system or small USB device on stage or in the studio.

Who It's For

The SPS-60 is ideal for gigging guitarists and home studio owners who run medium to large pedalboards with a mix of analog stompboxes and current-hungry digital pedals, and who value isolated, quiet power. Players who need a tidy solution for powering up to ten pedals and occasional USB devices will find the unit a practical, space-saving choice.

Players who only run one to three pedals, or those who need rack-mounted integrated power with extensive built-in cable management, might look for simpler, lower-capacity or differently shaped power supplies. Also, those extremely sensitive to heat should note the unit can run warm under heavy load.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Quiet, isolated outputs reduce hum and ground-loop noise for clearer signal chains.
• High current capability across ports supports a wide range of pedals including digital processors.
• Flexible voltage options and a USB port increase compatibility with unconventional pedals and accessories.
• Independent short circuit protection preserves the rest of the board when a fault occurs.

Cons

• The unit can run notably warm during heavy use, which some customers reported as a heat transfer concern.
• Build quality feedback is mixed, so buyers seeking premium metal finishes may want to inspect in person where possible.

Specifications

Brand	STRICH
Outputs	10 independent DC outputs
Standard output current	7 ports at 9V, 300mA each
High current outputs	1 port at 9V 500mA; 2 switchable ports 9V/12V/18V at 500mA
USB output	5V 1A
Protection	Independent short circuit protection per output

Our Verdict

The STRICH SPS-60 is a practical, no-nonsense pedalboard power supply for players who need multiple isolated outputs and reliable high current. It offers strong value for gigging musicians and home studio users who want quiet, flexible power; just be mindful that it can run warm under sustained heavy load and that opinions on build finish vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this power digital pedals that need higher current?
Yes; most outputs deliver over 300mA and two switchable 500mA outputs handle higher-current or higher-voltage pedals.

Will it eliminate hum and ground loops?
Its isolated, channel-separated regulation and internal grounding are designed to reduce ground-loop noise and cross-channel interference in most setups.

Is the USB port suitable for wireless guitar systems?
The 5V 1A USB output is suitable for powering small devices such as wireless systems, phones or compact audio interfaces.