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New Voodoo Lab Pedal Powers

That first output can handle your smaller power eaters like boss pedals. Then use some other 9V outlets for your isolated power monsters.

I could MAYBE fit it under my 2nd tier on my nyc board but i'd have to cut out the divider beam...and that's a big IF it can fit. I'll have to wait until i see dimensions...and price..
 
that's just WAYYYY to freaking huge to be practical for 99.9% of musicians, even those of us who have huge pedalboards.
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!!! :p:ninja::D

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.
 
Using wall wart adapters in addition to a PP2+ would probably take up less space for most people :D I was hoping they were going to redo the specs for the Versa, but that thing is waaaaay wide and tall.
 
just talked to voodoo lab, and pedaltrain is working on a bracket for the versa...

That's like McDonalds building drive-throughs for flying cars :D

I was checking just a week ago on their forums and Voodoo Labs still hasn't come out with set-in-stone specs for the Versa or a release date. Maybe I'll have to check again today.
 
just talked to voodoo lab, and pedaltrain is working on a bracket for the versa...

Here's a promo pic of the bracket, due out at the next NAMM show:


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