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OK, I'm convinced...I need a real power supply

#121
Slackerprince said:
Haven't read the entire thread, but I zip-tied a couple Bricks to the front of my PT-2.
The whole board fit into the PT soft case, no problem.

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Yo Paul, what it is! Pretty wild board, man! Does it still fit in the bag or case? In my PT Jr bag there's a little slack, but that looks like you're pushing the envelope a bit.
 
#122
JimmyM said:
Yo Paul, what it is! Pretty wild board, man! Does it still fit in the bag or case? In my PT Jr bag there's a little slack, but that looks like you're pushing the envelope a bit.
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Hey, man!
It fit in there with plenty of room. The zip ties were solid and you can see it looks pretty clean.
I like those Bricks and they're WAY less than Voodoo. You can buy the old black ones on e-bay, etc. for ~$50, or less. They're Dunlop (MXR), so you know they're solid.
I, actually, sold that entire board with bag on TGP for $850...
Asked $9 hundred and something, but I wasn't playing much and the guy waved $850 and I let it go.
Since then, I've repurchased 5 of those pedals again. LOL ;)

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Ha! I really need to do a pedal sell-off, but then I think what if I need that pedal again? And then I forget about it. I don't want to end up like you :D

Anyway, I think I'm going to hold out for the Iso Brick since it's isolated, but yeah, pretty impressed by Dunlop and MXR as of late. That new Bass Distortion they put out rocketed right to the top of my favorites list.
 
#127
Can't remember if I posted earlier in the thread, but I have a 1 SPOT Pro and it's incredible. It powers my M9, the Line 6 wireless that requires 500 mA and all my pedals with power left over. If you have pedals with high current requirements, check it out.

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MultiScaleMale said:
Can't remember if I posted earlier in the thread, but I have a 1 SPOT Pro and it's incredible. It powers my M9, the Line 6 wireless that requires 500 mA and all my pedals with power left over. If you have pedals with high current requirements, check it out.

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Looks like a really nice one.
 
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I'm beginning to think I may want to start using a pedal board and power supply.

I don't have a huge amount of pedals, but the power supplies are so varied, and I end up getting them mixed up or lost.

I could use recommendations for a board and power supply. This will primarily stay in my music room...maybe gig out 5-6 times a year. But may also grab and go to my drummers' houses for jams...etc.

I have, and use:

Tech 21 VT Bass Deluxe (big)
TC Electronics Ditto (small)
Eventide H9 (medium)
EH- Micro Pog (medium)
Peterson Strobe Tune (medium)

I'd like room for a couple more just in case.

I also use a wireless, but that usually goes on top of my amp...even though I run it pre-effects when I use it. I like to have it up high for line of sight.
 
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If you don't have one already look at the decibel 11 hit stone deluxe.
Voltage switchable for UK/USA
9v and 12v ports and ports with different mA. You can then daisy chain a couple out of 1 port to give 10 or maybe more pedals.

Same size as voodoo labs, in fact the guys who make it used to work for them and left cos they were pissed for some reason so it is properly made and isolated.
I have had no worries.

You can mount it on a bracket I just chose on top
 

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