How do you power your pedalboard?

[theophilus762]

another one spot user!

 

[ogrossman]

I have my regulated power converter in the rack with my amplifier and I run the 9V down a shielded line through snake skin along with the instrument cord to the pedal board. I have a molex connector on the rack end and a normal connection into my TU-2 on the other end. I've never noticed any problem with 60 Hz hum or any evidence of voltage drop.

 

[winston]

One to three 1-Spots, depending on how many FX I take out at a time.

 

[Valerus]

Looks like I'm buying a 1 spot. haha.

 

[KromaatiKlauun]

3 1spots, 2 of five ports and one eight port

 

[ChocolateTV]

This might be useful for some?

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[bastom]

i'm using a boss adapter to my TU-2 and from there i daisy chain to the other pedals....

 

[manjar]

Does the DC brick have a wall wart, or just an AC or IEC cable? I hope it's the latter, otherwise what is the benefit?

 

[TaySte_2000]

Does the DC brick have a wall wart, or just an AC or IEC cable? I hope it's the latter, otherwise what is the benefit?

Wall Wart 18v and yes this is annoying it's why I got rid of mine.

 

[sk8]

diago

 

[Racermech]

Fuel Tank on my small board...It mounts underneath a Pedaltrain 2 with velcro and is a sweet setup.

DC Brick, PP+, and power strip with wall warts on my big board...

 

[Planet Boulder]

My board is a two-level and the second level swivels open to house the power cables (it's a really cool board that someone made and I bought for an ungodly low price on ebay). Because I have multiple pedals with different types of converter connectors, I can't use a one-spot for them all, so I use a power squid under the second level. I plug everything into it and run the single chord out of a whole on the side of the board. Works perfectly.

For my other, smaller setups, I can use the one-spot.

 

[TaySte_2000]

My board is a two-level and the second level swivels open to house the power cables (it's a really cool board that someone made and I bought for an ungodly low price on ebay). Because I have multiple pedals with different types of converter connectors, I can't use a one-spot for them all, so I use a power squid under the second level. I plug everything into it and run the single chord out of a whole on the side of the board. Works perfectly.

For my other, smaller setups, I can use the one-spot.

Would love to see pictures of this