Eventide Power Mini EXP Compact Isolated Power Supply Expander with 24V Cable

£129.99

This is the Eventide Power Mini EXP Compact Isolated Power Supply Expander with 24V Cable from Eventide, listed in Pedal Power Supplies on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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The PowerMini EXP, which is the perfect companion to PowerMax. Simply connect PowerMini EXP to your PowerMax via the courtesy 24V outlet and you are good to go. Each PowerMini comes with 7 flex cables compatible with most pedal brands.

Whats included?

  • 24V DC Link Cable: Black, 50cm (EIAJ to red 5.5/2.1mm center positive DC plug)
  • Mounting Hardware: 2 screws and a hex key
  • Product Sheet: Includes drill guide
  • Flex & DC Link Cable Guide
  • 7 Flex Cables:
    • 2 x 1030 – Black, 30cm, center negative, type 1 (Eventide Rose, MixingLink & BOSS type)
    • 2 x 1050 – Black, 50cm, center negative, type 1 (Eventide Rose, MixingLink & BOSS type)
    • 2 x 4050 – Green, 50cm, center positive, type 4 (Eventide all H9s, TimeFactor, ModFactor, PitchFactor & Space)
    • 1 x 1533 – 3-way daisy chain, black, 50-30-30cm, center negative, type 1 (BOSS type)

Brand

Eventide

Eventide is a renowned American company specializing in advanced audio effects processors and plugins for musicians, engineers, and producers. Founded in 1970, Eventide gained early recognition for its groundbreaking digital effects, such as the H910 Harmonizer, which introduced pitch-shifting and time-based effects to the industry.

Over the decades, the company has continued to innovate, producing high-quality rackmount units, pedals, and software that offer complex, studio-grade effects including reverb, delay, modulation, and pitch shifting. Eventide’s products are highly regarded for their versatility, pristine sound quality, and sophisticated features, making them a staple in both live and studio environments across various genres.

Category

Pedal Power Supplies

A pedal power supply converts mains or battery power into the regulated DC outputs required by an effects board. True isolated outputs break ground paths and reduce interaction between pedals, while daisy chains share a common supply. Each output must match voltage, polarity and current demand; switchable voltages, high-current sockets, IEC or external adapters and mounting dimensions affect compatibility.