Artec Power Brick

Very good entry level power supply that is definitely a must if you're using more than a couple of pedals in your chain. The box itself seems sturdy and should deliver enough power for the majority of pedals out there. LEDs on the side are a nice bonus that helps a lot in certain situations.

On the downside, selecting the variable voltages of 2 separate outputs with a pot feels a bit unreliable. However the greatest drawback in my opinion is the plastic low end power adapter and its cable supplying the DC 15V input to the Brick itself. The cable is pretty thin and it might be worth to wind a piece of tape or other form of protection around the parts of the cable subject to stress with frequent use as 15V adapters are not so common as 9 or 12V and you might find yourself in a tricky situation at the venue just before the gig. Also the hum cancelling doesn't work very well, probably due to cheap transformer inside the adapter.

All in all a great buy for the price and a no-brainer if you're struggling with multiple power adapters or daisy chaining. However if you have a little more to spend, I'd recommend a product with a standard mains power input and quality transformer.

Positive: It has a sturdy metal chassis, and the LED light can be usefull lighting your board. I have 6 pedals running and there is no noise at all, 6 are 9v and one on 12v. It's small, comparing to the Artec CPB-12, so might be a good solution for smaller boards.

Negative: It's limitations are not having a 18v channel and only providing ~100mA on each channel, so it's not suitable for any pedal requiring more than that. Another thing that should be improved is the power input location. It goes on the front, along with the pedal connections, and sitcks up in a right angle, instead of going on the side like in the CPB-12. That can be good or bad thing, depending on how you arrange your pedals and the placement of the power brick.