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Power Supply Inquiry

Hey guys, first time putting together a Pedalboard with a power supply and all that. I'm trying to figure out how to maximize outputs with V & A without having to get so many supplies. I don't really trust the One Spots, but if it comes to that I can use them for my analog pedals. I thought about using a separate supply for the digital pedals but that could just be overkill.

Here's what I'm working with at the moment
PT-Pro board currently. I may add a possible accessory board for Vol/Expression pedals, HUB, Midi etc.:

Source Audio:
Soundblox 2 Dimension Reverb
Soundblox 2 Orbital Modulator
Soundblox 2 Manta
Soundblox 2 Multiwave Bass Distortion
Hot Hand 3
H.U.B.

Darkglass:
B7K
VMT
Duality

One Control Gecko Midi Switcher

MXR:
M87 Bass Comp

Earthquaker Devices:
The Depths
PitchBay
Organizer
Hummingbird
(Might add the Afterneath just for the heck of it, such a cool pedal)

HEXE:
Bitcrusher III

Dwarfcraft Devices:
Eau Claire Thunder

Neunaber Tech:
Seraphim

Eventide:
Timefactor


Pending:
Mantic Devices - Density Hulk



Yes, I know. I like reverbs and modulation. :D
 
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If you're wondering about power supply, Voodoo Lab has a great power supply that you can utilize multiple pedals with if I'm understanding where you're going with this. You can also easily order anything as far as splitters and so forth, they are reasonably priced and ship quickly, great product...
 
For a board that size, check out thegigrig.com. Their power supply is ideal for larger setups (I use one for my small trio setup too though) and they're rock solid with power to spare.
 

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