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Looking for a specific power supply

Kwesi

Kwesi

Sep 19, 2007
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#1
So I'm considering moving my M9 to get two other pedals that cover what I use the M9 for more comprehensively. Currently, I'm running the M9 with it's own power supply coming from the courtesy plug on my PP2+. To power these other two pedals I need a daisy chain of some kind but I need to be able to now the bulky part of the power supply under my board like I do now with the M9 power supply using velcro. So are there other power supplies that have the brick part some along the length of the cable as opposed to the jack?

I'd be powering a TC Electronic Nova Modulator and a EHX POG2.
 
#2
Kwesi said:
So I'm considering moving my M9 to get two other pedals that cover what I use the M9 for more comprehensively. Currently, I'm running the M9 with it's own power supply coming from the courtesy plug on my PP2+. To power these other two pedals I need a daisy chain of some kind but I need to be able to now the bulky part of the power supply under my board like I do now with the M9 power supply using velcro. So are there other power supplies that have the brick part some along the length of the cable as opposed to the jack?

I'd be powering a TC Electronic Nova Modulator and a EHX POG2.
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Whats the polarity? I have a Dunlop DC power brick. I can power 7 9V and 3 18V pedals. It'll power most pedals with a positive barrel and negative center. I've been powering 4 9V pedals with it and so far its quiet.
 
#3
Their powered normally (center negative 9V DC) but a DC Brick won't work because it has a wall wart. I need a power jack like this (the one on the right):

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#4
Check out thegigrig.com. it looks like a laptop power supply. I originally bought one because it can handle more than three 18v pedals. I have been very pleased with it. Quieter than others that I have used and smaller. I have mine velcroed under my board.
 

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