Behringer CP1A High-Performance Power Supply Module for Eurorack

UK customers should be aware that this power supply did NOT come with a UK adapter ! I assume that this is currently being shipped from Behringer Germany and only includes an EU adapter. I had bought one of these from Amazon previously and that had a proper three pin UK power supply. The power supply itself is an excellent product at a very fair price as long as you factor in the need for a UK adapter to use it ion the UK.

Très satisfait pour le prix, je recommande cet alimentation

Modulo preciso, fa il suo! Migliore nel rapporto qualità/prezzo.

Fuente de poder eurorack, viene con cable para 14 módulos, convertidor de voltaje y panel de encendido, es la más económica del mercado.

This less than 100$ power supply have 2 flying bus board which can have 16 module pluged in ! It deliver 1000 mA on +12v and -12v and also 500 mA on 5V. I can't think of another power supply would could be as cheaper than that. It arrive in a beautiful box, all items were safely placed in the box. And in the end, i got a strong 84 hp 6u rack, working flawlessly, no hot surface. Great buy, for which, in a near future, I will ultimely have to buy another more powerfull PSU

truly the best budget power supply. it stays cool running verbos and erica fusion tube vco and drum sequencer, and the rest of the 60hp case i was powering... for hours. never even got warm. i would recommend upgrading to a premium ribbon cable, just so you can sleep easier, but the stock one did me just fine. people will say this thing is trash who never even owned it cause they hate x, y, and z about the brand. watched a recent interview w/uli and i can safely say he's not the monster people illustrate him as, he mostly wants to make equipment accessible to kids growing up w/no money and doesn't think like an elitist. people trip cause they make clones but the same people will rock a mutable instruments clone by any given company and think nothing of it, despite emile specifically saying they don't want people cloning them directly. in any event, this is a very solid circuit, it feels extremely well crafted to the touch, solid as a rock. their clone of plaits for example, has some cheap things about it, namely no metal nut around the input jacks. but for this instance, behringer built a small tank. every other option out there 3X the price, i've read has heat issues. i cannot say from experience, but to put things into perspective, i was terrified going into this because i came from using a pittsburgh structure 208 powered case... the psu in that thing looks like it could function as a central air unit w/multiple components tactfully installed within the well crafted wood. so going from that to this, i had my concerns. all of which were for no reason. just bear in mind the power limit, stay under it and leave a margin or get two and you'll be a-okay. very ideal for a little system. very ideal as a hold me over device. i would like i said, get a board instead of the floating ribbon cable so things are stationary and nothing ever has a chance of touching, or you can fasten the ribbon by some means, tape, or ties and some screws to hold the ties, get creative. i think the people who say it fried their modules probably touched something to something or undercalculated. CP1A is as solid as all hell. get it. the box it comes in is amazing. by what i know, their whole eurorack expedition is more of a passion project than a profit, as in they don't really make a lot off of it, they just have such a big brand they can afford to make things like this where they essentially just break even. i also just love the simplicity of the design, the beautiful finish of the panel, solid metal and the old school metal switch. it feels pleasant in your hand, to the touch.