All user reviews for the Truetone 1-Spot Power Supply

c is really good investment to make for those who already have too heavy pedalboard or not room to stick a too big power supply and takes up too much space.

It's been two years since I used the and really do not worry.

I love the fact that it does not take place. I stuck her buttocks 8 pedals and no worries. (Tu-2 jekkyl and hyde v1, boostier Burriss, ecstasy wampler, super signa drive cmatmods, octapussy Catalinbread, vox Delay lab and cusack tap a delay.)

I will make that choice several times. excellent value for money


10/10

I recently acquired this power supply has increased my number of pedals and hating to buy batteries.

I tried two other power supplies including a Korg 1.1A but if the power supplies themselves work well, they send high frequencies in the ground which gives a continuous banshee cry in the amp.
However this Visual Sound works perfectly without creating a problem.

With 1.7A current can there come to see what kind 5 pedals, Dunlop Fuzz Face typically 3.4mA application, still check the amperage required by the pedals is always useful (see instructions).

My advice: test the power supply store to verify the absence of noise when switching the pedal.

1. OVERALL OPINION

How long you use it?
What is so special that you love the most, least?
Did you tried many other models before buying it?
How would you rate the quality / price?
With experience, you do again this choice? ...

used for almost 1 year
I like the price (yes, not wanting to pay the price of a good pedal for that)
Tried plugging lots of transformers which buzzent them or not suitable or too powerful or too little or a lot of cables that end up tying knots.
Q / P unbeatable in my opinion
With experience, I would do if this choice does not work anymore. Unless I am no longer rich and I spend a real pro alim, but why spend more?
Oh yes, there is the little 9v adapter that snaps onto the stack, it's great to be able to feed his or her vox wah pedal without taking vintage. I put 8 because it must surely be better on the market (but not at this price of course) and in any case it very quiet at home and it suits me and it works with the garland Dunlop also perfectly compatible. on the other hand for those who have 15 pedals, not sure this is the best investment to buy 3 ...

the 1-spot issues which my 1700 is more than enough for most guitarists (except super greedy accumulation of pedals but the problem remains the same with all the power supplies market). Visual Sound also offers garlands and adapters that allow you to connect almost all existing pedals.
his large black dot is the buzz it generates a saturated channel amp and it comes right from the 1-spot because I compared with my PP2 + which is arch-silent (having said that we are no longer in the same price range).
although I no longer uses it today, it remains an excellent rappport Q / P for the budget minded and I keep it to help me out or use a back-up at home.

I have been using this unit for 6 months. The first thing that's great about this unit is the compatibility options. this thing can supply 9v/12v boss (aca) pedals, 9v high current Line 6 pedals, a sag control option and 18v/24v pedals with custom cables that are sold separately (unfortunately). I love that you also get a 3-prong outlet on the back. I have a diamond halo chorus pedal that has a funky power supply option so the 3-prong outlet was perfect for plugging that in. All these options make this an ideal power supply for beginners (most boss pedals and line 6 pedals are beginner pedals in my opinion, they just aren't as amazing as some of the higher end pedals) and pedal connoisseurs alike. I guess what I liked least about it was how short the power cables that came with it are. I am a guitarist but also a piano player (Rhodes) so I sometimes have some pedals on the floor and some on top of my piano. If all your pedals are not within a 1 1/2 feet, you will have the same problem. I have furman rackmounted power conditioners, but this is the first one I have had just for guitar pedals. I actually got mine used for $100, but I would have paid the full price. I have over $2000 worth of effects pedals so its worth knowing they are protected and the power is correctly supplied. There are a few other things I should add. The SAG feature (supplies low voltage so it simulates low battery) seems a little strange. I have yet to use it and have not needed to use the last two jacks yet but according to the manual, you can select exactly what voltage your pedal is receiving, so.... that means that all the power jacks can be 9V. I only write this because I almost didn't get the pedal power 2 because I thought the SAG feature was unchangeable. All in all, its a great device for people who are serious about there effects, I would definitely buy it again!

- How long have you use it?
For almost a year now.

- What is the particular feature you like best and least?
The practice of super cot thing. A single power supply for: whawha my, my fuzz (fuzz factory Zvex) mtal my area (boss mt2), my delay (Boss DD6), my-chromatic tuner (boss), my Loop Station (RC-20 boss) and my tremolo (boss tr2). I put two strings after the end
... And I know some who go even further.
Actually a juice that PDAL dlivre 1700 mA. The largest of the pedals level consumption (like the DD6 delay) is 100 mA and an average of the other runs between 50 and 80 mA.
So yes you can put at the very least 17 pedals on the power supply.
... Oh yeah I forgot: the length of the cord is really appprciable trs.

- How do you report qualitprix?
Ben then the .... between the need to replace batteries and adapters 200 mA only ..... there is no comparison. Report qualitpratique / excellent price!

- With the exprience, you do again this choice? ...
Squares without hsitation

Bought a few weeks ago, I feed two overdrive pedals with (waiting to buy more, who knows?)

This diet is useful because:
- It does not take much space on the strip
- It is regulated
- It is powerful (1700 mA, double or triple some of its competitors)

I did not make a fortune in such an accessory, but the power supply for € 30 + € 15 the spider, it has something to do without 9V batteries for a while. Indeed, I was tired of having to think about my pedals disconnect after use (and suddenly, I plugged the least, what a shame).
Compare this with her friends from other brands, Visual Sound is not too expensive (although in absolute terms, the fair price for a power supply is still too expensive).
In short, € 45 neuron to put my anxiety on vacation, definitely.

: Happy:

aah yeah, I forgot: the beast takes only a location on the strip (I just understand the meaning of "one-spot" there!)
Note: I feed a Maxon OD-9 and a Visual Sound Bixonic Expandora but sells cords that plug into the spider for almost all cases supply 9V (mini-jack, reversed polarity, different diameters etc. ...). There you will find your happiness I think.
: Cushy:

Me, it only remains for me the power of my Rotosphere to be treated, but that's another matter to handle.
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In terms of features it has all been said, I refer you to the previous opinions

With the wreath (not included, provide a 15aine euros more) I feed 3 pedals (one with one of the famous adapters) + a tuner and no significant problems (buzz or other) it really saves time and money significant, everything is already plugged in and it does ruin more batteries.

About the so-called daisy chain: the presence of angled jacks is a real benefit to those using a pedalboard, it takes much less space.

The value for money is excellent, it cost little more than a power supply 'Boss with a 8.5 times higher amperage ...

I have this power supply for Boss PH-3, a Vox Bulldog and an EHX Pulsar soon a tuner and nothing to say until now, no buzz, the effects work quite well. It's really nickel and there is margeen power. In addition to its size leaves room on the strip for the effects that are not compatible. It delivers 1700mA so there something to see. The pedals generally consume between 50 and 200mA ... That said, I think the past 5 or 6 pedals would not hesitate to take over a second in case, although it is theoretically possible to put at least a dozen. € 30 for in-store is happiness.

I just bought this power supply. I used an earlier Korg KA 189 power supply on my Behringer pedals with a daisy chain power. This power supply was supposed to be compatible with these pedals (she had been sold as such), but it caused a horrible hum, and most of the pedal LED Delay never went out when I bypassing the effect, so that 'using the pedal with batteries there was no problem.
So I bought the OneSpot and I use it with a garland feeding my 4 Behringer pedals and miracle! More hum, no more breath, and led to the delay pedal off when the effect is bypassed (which is still more convenient).
So any good product. Bought € 25, and I think I could make if I want a dozen pedals with no problem, because with 1700 mA there is enough to see.
The value is definitely excellent.
I'm glad to have discovered this product on Audiofanzine!

Wonderland by this small power supply, I wanted to try the exprience to power my pedals.
THE FIRST Bon denier has not even me out a few volts ... to come ... Back home my little dealer.
Back home with my second (which worked), I feed my Pocketpod my pedals, I did some tests ... everything looks good.
But after a few years, I have a buzz for me many (from beginners finally) ... I would say the children lit the tl or halogne ...
As n or none of ... I blame my guitar while thinking that the armor is of poor quality microphone which can be normal for a Start. I spend lots of time on the FA to try to understand.
And after a few days, I resumed my old PSU (a Zoom AD-00006) and not a sound ... like cheesy ... After a few tests in all directions I understand that it is the power supply 1Spot is at stake. Go back another hop in my little walking, but
this move it j'emmne pockepod my pedals and a test (a DS1).

And my dealer tells me it is not quite normal, we talk and I finally convinced to try another ... then troisime.
And yes, the 1Spot filter is not as well as Zoom (AD-0006), and my dealer offered me to reimburse me, fortunately also because it is really unusable.

Finally, I test a Korg KA189 and it's the same as the Zoom. So I take this little Korg, and at worst, I would take two if I is not enough power.

So I said "loud and clear," the 1spot avoid are, they are sensitive to 50Hz and trs gnrent of Buzz in a nutshell, it's Mr. ...