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Versa Specs
1 - 9v 500ma
2 - 12v 500ma
1 - 15v 500ma
1 - 18v 200ma
1 - 24v 200ma
2 - 9v AC
1 - 12v AC
4 - 9v/12v
2 - 9v/* - 250ma
2 - 9v
I agree. Also, it seems to offer a lot of options on voltages etc at the expense of 9V DC. For most people that's the bread and butter stuff and someone who could fit a power supply that size on their board probably uses more than five 9V DC pedals. I know thet could daisy chain but thar kinda defeats the object. Maybe it's because they won't be able to fit that many pedals on their board once they've found space for that lump!!!that's just WAYYYY to freaking huge to be practical for 99.9% of musicians, even those of us who have huge pedalboards.

What would probably be a sound idea is to create a modular system that starts with 4 isolated 9/12vdc and then builds from there. Big as you wanna be, small as you wanna be.
Anyone know the output of the 9V AC? Where I've seen these before it's been really low which is useless. Needs to be 1A IMO to power things like the Whammy.
just talked to voodoo lab, and pedaltrain is working on a bracket for the versa...
just talked to voodoo lab, and pedaltrain is working on a bracket for the versa...