That's interesting, I'm still just using the 1Spot wall wart, but I've talked to a few people that have used the 1Spot CS series without problems. Definitely keep me posted on how this goes.It's a little scary as I can't help thinking something in the brick's about to melt while that extra current is being pulled! I checked my numbers and am maxing around 1800mA on a brick rated at 3000mA, so there's nothing to worry about there.
But I tried moving the connector to a different output (a 500mA one instead of a 100mA one) and it seems to have taken care of the issue, at first test. Supposedly the CS12 doesn't have to obey its posted current limits, but maybe the internal layout of separate banks in the brick does have some bearing.
Might be good info for those of us who run this supply. I'd be terrified of running even one more tube pedal on this now though heh
Update: 2nd test failed! The pedals blinked about 6 times now. Maybe I'll do the separate One Spot for the PA after all....
@Sonicblaze just thinking out loud (or the internet equivalent) but maybe we should have a spot on the FAQs page of recommended power supplies for powering tube pedals? I would definitely want input from here on what people are using and what works well if we do that.
