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Multi- power supply question...

Hey fine folks of the effects forum....

I'm just going to start messing around with some effects in the near future. (I have a few of my first pedals on the way)

I'm wondering about power supplies. What's the differances between some of the boxes I've seen for $200, and $50? Besides number of outputs and such.....If it says it will put out enough juice, are they pretty much the same? (not including ones that have special power outs for like line6 ect)

Can you recommend a good power supply box for maybe up to 4-6 pedals?
 
Id get the Voodoo Pedal Power 2 + if I were you.. one of the best ones out there..
Someone wrote they now support 24v pedals with one of their cables.. man Im all over the pp2 if thats true.. Only reason I whent with regular power adapter in the first place..
 
Id get the Voodoo Pedal Power 2 + if I were you.. one of the best ones out there..
Someone wrote they now support 24v pedals with one of their cables.. man Im all over the pp2 if thats true.. Only reason I whent with regular power adapter in the first place..

I believe Bongo wrote that, but yes, it's true. I've already seen one person do it on TB with their own homemade cable to power an EHX Q-Tron.
 
Id get the Voodoo Pedal Power 2 + if I were you.. one of the best ones out there..
Someone wrote they now support 24v pedals with one of their cables.. man Im all over the pp2 if thats true.. Only reason I whent with regular power adapter in the first place..

+1

i started a thread on how Voodoo Labs makes custom cables for 18V or 24V pedals.


Hurlatron - Welcome to the world of effects.:)
 
Id get the Voodoo Pedal Power 2 + if I were you.. one of the best ones out there..
Someone wrote they now support 24v pedals with one of their cables.. man Im all over the pp2 if thats true.. Only reason I whent with regular power adapter in the first place..

+1. It also has a courtesy outlet on the back that you can plug pedals that need more then 100mA. I have to do that with my AX3000B since it requires 600mA and one of my Line6 pedals since the PP2 doesn't have enough plugs.

CK
 
I think the BBE one hasn't actually hit the streets yet, but I am keenly interested because it looks "on paper" like it might provide most of the good qualities of the PPII with (probably) a lower price.

It's only $10-20 less than the PPII. So some people may want to pay $20 for the power outlet, sag features, and Line 6 plugs. It just depends on what you need.

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http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Voodoo-Lab-Pedal-Power-2-Power-Supply?sku=153509