Hey guys, I'm looking for a DC adapter for multiple pedals rather than having all these different wires. Any help? Thanks 
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Is there a multi-DC adapter?
- Thread starter Tehdouglas
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bongomania
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Lots of options. Try searching in this forum on "power supply", adapter, Godlyke, "Pedal Power", PPII, and Dunlop. That'll get you started.
Well, first I'd reccomend using the search button to get a general idea of what people are using.
But there are several ways to power your pedals.
1. Some pedals (Boss TU-2, LS-2, NS-2 etc.) have a 9v output so you can use this to daisy chain your effects.
2. There are other daisy-chains made available like [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
3. Lastly, you can spend more money on a self-contained pedal power supply/conditioner like this or this.
See how easy it would have been to find this? Just search MF.
But there are several ways to power your pedals.
1. Some pedals (Boss TU-2, LS-2, NS-2 etc.) have a 9v output so you can use this to daisy chain your effects.
2. There are other daisy-chains made available like [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
3. Lastly, you can spend more money on a self-contained pedal power supply/conditioner like this or this.
See how easy it would have been to find this? Just search MF.
I use this one-
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It came with my Gator Pedal Tote and has 9v and 18v hookups. It works perfect!
Check it out.
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It came with my Gator Pedal Tote and has 9v and 18v hookups. It works perfect!
Check it out.
make sure you figure out if your pedal's are using DC or AC. I would recommend Voodoo Labs Pedal Power (they have one for DC and one for AC). I have one and love it.
