No Noise, No Problem – Real Studio Test of the Palmer PWT12IEC

►►More Gear Reviews: https://www.isthisgeargood.com/ ►►Shop Palmer Power Supplies: https://thmn.to/thocf/phpa0ny549 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gear I Use: https://www.thomann.de/fi/thlpg_to75k... Merch: https://catpick-studios-store.creator... Facebook:   / catpickstudios   Instagram @catpickstudios Threads @catpickstudios 0:00 Intro 0:24 Palmer PWT 12 IEC Outputs 0:44 What Makes This Power Supply More Unique 1:44 What Else Is In The Box 1:54 My Questions About The Power Cable 2:36 How I'm Testing This Power Supply 3:25 The Guitar I Chose For The Test 3:40 What Amp I Use For The Test 4:27 Adding Caline Pure Sky Overdrive 5:36 Adding REVV G3 6:38 Adding A DIY Fuzz Pedal 8:15 Happy Face Because Of Fun Noise 9:05 Adding A DIY Tremolo Pedal 10:49 Adding ZOOM 505ii 12:39 Test Conclusion #palmer #powersupply #pedalboard Video Summary: In this video, I dive deep into the Palmer PWT12IEC pedal power supply, testing how well it performs in a real-world home studio environment. With 12 outputs, including variable voltage options (6V–18V), high-current support, and bonus USB-A and USB-C ports, this unit promises to handle everything from your standard overdrives to your power-hungry multi-FX pedals—and even charge your tablet while you're at it. I walk through each output type and share first impressions of the build quality and included accessories. Then I take things further by building a “test pedalboard” stacked with all kinds of pedals: boutique drives, a DIY fuzz, a Revv G3, and even the ancient Zoom 505 multi-effects unit. The goal? See if the Palmer stays quiet in a challenging, noise-prone studio space. Using a single-coil Telecaster and disabling all noise gates, I crank up the gain and add more pedals to stress-test the power supply. The result? Surprisingly quiet performance across the board—even with some very questionable DIY pedals and a questionable knob incident. Whether you’re building your first pedalboard or looking for a powerful and clean solution for a studio or live rig, this Palmer unit might be just what you need. Watch the full video for real-world audio tests, ambient tones, and some pedalboard chaos. ✅ Affiliate links below if you want to support the channel (no extra cost to you). 🎸 Like, comment, and subscribe if this was helpful!