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Notes: One to four configuration.

With these power split cables, it is easy to distribute the power from an AD-9 to more than one pedal.

The new design introduces flat contacts (similar to the popular EBS flat patch cables) to further reduce space on your pedalboard.

Notes: Stereo cable with 2 narrow angular 6.3 mm plugs.

Notes: The EBS new flat design patch cables make possible to tighten up your pedal board and feature as many pedals you need.

Notes: The EBS new flat design patch cables make possible to tighten up your pedal board and feature as many pedals you need.

Notes: EBS now introduces 1-to-1 power distribution cables in a super compact and sleek design to use with Multi Power Supplies.

They are made on the same concept as the latest EBS DC-split cables with flat contacts, with the difference that the 1-to-1 cables offer the option to choose between straight-to-angled or angled-to-angled contacts.

The cables are available in four different lengths.

Notes: Do you use pedals that don't match the outputs of your power supply? With EBS new power adapter cables, there's a way to solve most matters.

It sucks when you realize your coolest vintage pedal or latest digital processor-driven unit can't be fed from your pedalboard power supply because they are thirstier or uses different power inputs than your power supply features. At worst, you may even skip bringing your favourite toys to avoid the hassle. However, with the new EBS adapter cables, you can solve many of these issues easily and save the space that those extra power supplies may occupy.

Need to convert a 2.1 mm plug to 2.5 mm? No problem.
Need more current than you get from one output? No problem.
Need 18 or 24V DC power from 9 and 12V outputs? No problem.
You can even change the polarity from the common Center Negative to Center Positive using one of the new EBS adaptor cables.

Here's how you do it:
To go from 2.1 to 2.5 mm, use the DC1-48 90/0 2.5 adaptor.
Want to change the polarity? Use the DC1-48 90/0 RP adaptor.
To increase the current, use the DC1-48 90/0 PAR and connect two outputs from your power supply. The total current will be the current from both outputs added together.*
To increase the voltage, use the DC1-48 90/0 SER and connect two outputs from your power supply. The total voltage will be the voltage from both outputs added together.*

* IMPORTANT! Requires a power supply with isolated, floating outputs.