I have a few 9 volt power supplies that put out enough power to handle 3-4 of my pedals easy. Can I split the power cord and ad on more outputs to run multiple pedals off one power supply or can this cause ground loops or other issues? Thanks
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power supply question
- Thread starter Rocks
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Yes, you can do that using some of the products listed in the link above. It might cause some noise or ground loops, but you aren't going to know until you hook them up. It might only cause your setup to be much more convenient.
I used a 1spot for 6 pedals before and only noticed noise from on pedal in particular, but then I unhooked all the other pedals from the signal chain andleft only that one and it didn't go away. I personally prefer the isolated power supplies but that's just me. I did just run into the problem (if you wanna call it that) of having too many pedals for my PP2, I plan to daisy chain off of one of the outlets.
