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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables

With as big of a board as you've got Gregmon, what about the [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]? I've heard rumors that that's the power supply that PantherAirSoft uses. The Generator provides a whopping 5 amps (yes, I said AMPS... that's 5000mA :eek:) and you can configure it with the Distributors and Isolators as needed. Not the cheapest power supply out there, but this thing could power Sillyfabe's monster board. lol

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I reccomend the joyo supply and the mooer supply as your cheap cheap options! Both work like a charm... For me, I use a voodoo labs 4x4 and a CAE MXR power system
 
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It has worked wonders for me. DirtyDuke has one too. A few other TBer have one. You may have to play around with it and move it from one location to another, but they are great at getting rid of DC related noise/noisy switches/hum/etc. It will even get rid of issues with tube amps/preamps loading your signal and causing noise backward in your chain. In my opinion, everyone should have one on their board.

Dang it. now I wants one. I know you guys kept talking about that thing all the time. But now that Ive actually paid attention to what it does, I wants! Ill order one next paycheck, next Fri :)
 
I reccomend the joyo supply and the mooer supply as your cheap cheap options! Both work like a charm... For me, I use a voodoo labs 4x4 and a CAE MXR power system

I use the Cadine one. Pedal Power 5. Works great!! And it was only $30 for an isolated ps with an 18 and 12v socket each. Very nice IMO. And it has pretty blue lights. Bright blue lights.
 
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I reccomend the joyo supply and the mooer supply as your cheap cheap options! Both work like a charm... For me, I use a voodoo labs 4x4 and a CAE MXR power system

FYI, if you go to the dreaded eBay there's a "Cadine" power supply that is identical to the Joyo, but only runs $36. I got one for my board and it's great. Not truly isolated like some of the expensive power supplies, but it's a step up from the one-spot IMO.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/321205709016

edit: Gregmon beat me to it. :facepalm:
 
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FYI, if you go to the dreaded eBay there's a "Cadine" power supply that is identical to the Joyo, but only runs $36. I got one for my board and it's great. Not truly isolated like some of the expensive power supplies, but it's a step up from the one-spot IMO.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/321205709016

edit: Gregmon beat me to it. :facepalm:

This is the exact one I have. It does work great. I can vouche.
 
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It has worked wonders for me. DirtyDuke has one too. A few other TBer have one. You may have to play around with it and move it from one location to another, but they are great at getting rid of DC related noise/noisy switches/hum/etc. It will even get rid of issues with tube amps/preamps loading your signal and causing noise backward in your chain. In my opinion, everyone should have one on their board.

Where are you guys, shuman and Duke, putting yours???
 
My board is powered by one 1-spot, dedicated power for the EHX H.O.G. and dedicated power for the Roland RE-20 Space Echo (NEVER daisy-chain it unless you want LOTS of digital noise).

My board is VERY quiet even with both my basses having single-coils. (The case I have is shielded, all of my electrical cables have been further insulated by myself and LOTS of moving pedals around to provide me with a clean set-up)

Also it has not changed (no room!) and awaiting the BeatBuddy......
 
Too much talk, not enough pictures of pedalboards.

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