The PT-3 will make sense once I have a Meatbox, Gnomeratron, DEP, tuner and loop pedal though.
I might as well pick up a voodoo labs 5 slot thing and slap a flex on there too.
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Pedal Breeders' BIG Board Club Part II: Biggins'
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I might as well pick up a voodoo labs 5 slot thing and slap a flex on there too.
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Get those Supa Chargers in the classifieds and go isolated for supa cheap.
So, an EBS AD-9 plugged into the back of my PP2+. I wojuld use it to power the low current draw pedals of course, Mastotron, EQD and T-65/Meatbox. This would leave plenty of room for everything else to be on isolated power if it would work.
I think we've covered this before..
I think we've covered this before..
In theory it would work as long as they all liked playing nice together. But if the AD-9 is $30 I would just invest in one of those $60 sup chargers and have 16 isolated outlets at your disposal. Its the same size as the PP2+ and I am sure both could fit under a PT3
But that's two more things to plug in. Also, are the supa chargers all that?
You can power the Supa Charger from the courtesy outlet on the PP2+. And yes, I've owned a Supa Charger and its silent isolation.
And buy one of these guys to plug the SC to the PP2+ and make your board neater: Amazon.com: Hosa PWC-141R 1-Feet IEC C13 to Nema 5-15P RA Power Cord: Musical Instruments
In fact, I have an extra one for when I had my SC under the small custom pedalboard I had that plugged into the outlet on the side.
In fact, I have an extra one for when I had my SC under the small custom pedalboard I had that plugged into the outlet on the side.
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Well, regardless, I'm not buying an AD-9 or whatever until I need it.
But any input from someone who has run something like that before would be cool.
But any input from someone who has run something like that before would be cool.
I keep going back and forth about a m9 vs a m5 for my board. The m9 would be nice, but honestly all I really would want is the delay models. The m5 would be great for the price and size. Buuuuutt man it would be cool to have delay and verb stacked in the m9 for some real washed out shoegaze-ish fun.
Idk what shoegazye is but I'm sure I can reach it withmy Raster and Afterneath.
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As a mostly happy M5 owner, it's already oversized as it is. The M9 is huge (basically two M5s, I think; I did use one in person once) and a lot more expensive (basically 3-4 M5s last I checked?). I would proceed with caution unless you're sure you want/need those stacked effects.
I'm sure you could. The only reason I'm not going after something like that setup is I want full midi control of my board for live shows. I have terrible coordination and my pedal tap dancing abilities are lacking.
I know I could just toss an analog delay into a midi controlled loop and be done. But having multiple presets to play with is a huge plus for me.
This is the exact reason my gut is telling me to avoid the m9.
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