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Published on 03/31/14 at 19:18This is the best food on the market effects pedals that require 9VDC 100mA in, the 9VAC and 18VDC. And therefore mainly Dunlop MXR and Way Huge.
The big plus: the power supply is accompanied by brackets to screw to a pedalboard, but also a 1U 19'' plate for mounting in a rack. All power supplies to spawn be provided with such systems.
Another advantage: a 220V outlet but limited to 2A. So it should not connect a Patchmate Rocktron All Access and pedals for example, in the case of a rack system. > This combination would require a current of 4A and burn more in the long run the power supply MXR. Ditto for output 9VAC.
So this system is the most comprehensive market after the solutions of course, merely those who want to feed a dozen pedals and a midi pedal. The design comes from Bob Bradshaw at (EAC), with nimble fingers technician who prepared the very large systems guitarist 80s. But unfortunately Chinese manufacturing. To see so over the long term.
Those who want power but less pedals have an output 220 can turn to Voodoo Lab (but not docking). Those who want to feed very old pedals requiring a complicated power system will turn to The GigRig, genuine Swiss Army knife for cranks. T-Rex offers other cheaper alternatives ... but also less complete. Owners 12VDC pedals will find benefit their happiness.
And yes if you have a Deluxe Memory Man 24VDC 200mA or 500mA 9VDC Eventide TimeFactor in ... is grated. Conclusion: before investing in this type of power supply, it must list their needs and know exactly what you can plug into anything. Or at least download the user manual in PDF format and read the specifications of each pedal to connect.
The big plus: the power supply is accompanied by brackets to screw to a pedalboard, but also a 1U 19'' plate for mounting in a rack. All power supplies to spawn be provided with such systems.
Another advantage: a 220V outlet but limited to 2A. So it should not connect a Patchmate Rocktron All Access and pedals for example, in the case of a rack system. > This combination would require a current of 4A and burn more in the long run the power supply MXR. Ditto for output 9VAC.
So this system is the most comprehensive market after the solutions of course, merely those who want to feed a dozen pedals and a midi pedal. The design comes from Bob Bradshaw at (EAC), with nimble fingers technician who prepared the very large systems guitarist 80s. But unfortunately Chinese manufacturing. To see so over the long term.
Those who want power but less pedals have an output 220 can turn to Voodoo Lab (but not docking). Those who want to feed very old pedals requiring a complicated power system will turn to The GigRig, genuine Swiss Army knife for cranks. T-Rex offers other cheaper alternatives ... but also less complete. Owners 12VDC pedals will find benefit their happiness.
And yes if you have a Deluxe Memory Man 24VDC 200mA or 500mA 9VDC Eventide TimeFactor in ... is grated. Conclusion: before investing in this type of power supply, it must list their needs and know exactly what you can plug into anything. Or at least download the user manual in PDF format and read the specifications of each pedal to connect.