great isolated PSU, no issues. great build quality

Absolutely no noise with this unit, very sleek and excellent design.

Solid build quality. Mounted flawlessly on my Pedaltrain JR MAX board. I also got the XP5 expansion. I'm using all 16 outputs with no issues and unlike the CS12, I can use 9V on all outputs. It came with all the cables and adapters I needed and plenty of length on everything. I highly recommend this.

If you watch the install video on their product page or YouTube it explains to line it up with a 9v battery when mounting. They also state it in the manual. "For mounting instructions, please see our YouTube video: "1 SPOT Pro - Pedaltrain mounting tutorial"". This will mount on any slanted Pedaltrain board according to a direct statement from Truetone's support in an email thread I had with them.

Was glad to receive a CS11 power brick from Sweetwater yesterday. It does what it's supposed to do, feels sturdy, and wasn't any hassle to put into operation.

The key point of this review is that - while we know that connector cables are included with this unit, I didn't realize how many there would be in the box. Seventeen of them. Yup, 17. Eleven power cables in lengths ranging from 12-26 inches - plus six splitter and converter plugs. A thick, 6-foot, removable cable powers the CS11 itself.

TrueTone even included an Owner's Manual. (After printing twenty pages of User Manual information this morning for two
complex pedals that arrived yesterday with only quick-start guides and a web links, receiving a printed Manual inside the box from the factory is a nice savings of time, toner and paper for the customer.)

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I was about to pull the trigger on the CS12 but then I saw the new CS11 and chose this model. Why? The 12 has some pretty specialized voltages... specifically 4V, 12V and x2 18 only outputs. On my current board, I only have one pedal that can kinda take 18V-- that would leave a whole output empty. And I have no pedals that need 4V or 12V. The CS11 has plenty of power for plenty of 9V outputs (with dip switches to change four 9V channels to 18V) AND it has a new output that lets you link up other Truetone boxes. Truetone basically modernized their offering to be inline with something like the CIOKS or Strymon boxes, but not their price point. If you need odder voltages, go with the 12 but for straightforward 9V, this thing is built like a tank, comes with mounting brackets, and 1 million cords/adapters. Plus, now it's expandable. Well done Truetone!

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