Need a powered pedalboard...

[Dimebag11]

...suggestions?

Was leaning towards Voodoo. I only have 5 pedals.

 

[shredhead7]

I have the Voodoo and the 1 spot, both work equally well at home. I haven't played out with the 1 spot, so I can't comment on how it handles crappy club power situations. If money wasn't an object, I would get the kind that you charge and they power everything else without having to be plugged in. This is truly the cleanest power that you can get and would be the most consistent live.

 

[Hamer95USA]

I have an older Voodoo Lab pedal power supply that works well. There's a 9v or 12v dip switches on the bottom of the power supply that you can adjust to power your effect pedals. I prefer the Fryette (old VHT) Valvulator tube buffer/power supply and use it exclusively on my gigging pedalboard just for the tube buffer. I like the way how the tube buffer makes my guitar sound before being plugged into my Fractal Audio FX-8. I also have the advantage of hooking up pedals to it for its power supply.

 

[Beandust]

I have the Voodoo and the 1 spot, both work equally well at home. I haven't played out with the 1 spot, so I can't comment on how it handles crappy club power situations. If money wasn't an object, I would get the kind that you charge and they power everything else without having to be plugged in. This is truly the cleanest power that you can get and would be the most consistent live.

Which rechargeable pedal board power would you reccomend?

 

[Findthetone1]

I have an Outlaw Effects Nomad rechargeable board. It’s pretty nice however, the power blocks are not isolated so there’s always the possibility of noise. Haven’t really had too many problems but I’m only using it at home. My house is super old so I deal with noise no matter what.

 

[Beandust]

I have an Outlaw Effects Nomad rechargeable board. It’s pretty nice however, the power blocks are not isolated so there’s always the possibility of noise. Haven’t really had too many problems but I’m only using it at home. My house is super old so I deal with noise no matter what.

Interesting, noise with out a/c powering the board?

 

[Findthetone1]

I have an Outlaw Effects Nomad rechargeable board. It’s pretty nice however, the power blocks are not isolated so there’s always the possibility of noise. Haven’t really had too many problems but I’m only using it at home. My house is super old so I deal with noise no matter what.

Interesting, nouse with out a/c powering the board?

Yeah I guess that sounds weird. What meant is I’m used to noise from my old house. The board itself is pretty quiet.

 

[Beandust]

I have an Outlaw Effects Nomad rechargeable board. It’s pretty nice however, the power blocks are not isolated so there’s always the possibility of noise. Haven’t really had too many problems but I’m only using it at home. My house is super old so I deal with noise no matter what.

Interesting, nouse with out a/c powering the board?

Yeah I guess that sounds weird. What meant is I’m used to noise from my old house. The board itself is pretty quiet.

Thanks I will check it out

 

[Beandust]

I have an Outlaw Effects Nomad rechargeable board. It’s pretty nice however, the power blocks are not isolated so there’s always the possibility of noise. Haven’t really had too many problems but I’m only using it at home. My house is super old so I deal with noise no matter what.

Interesting, noise with out a/c powering the board?

Yeah I guess that sounds weird. What meant is I’m used to noise from my old house. The board itself is pretty quiet.

 

[Pentatonic Wanker]

Another vote for the One Spot. I have the CS7 and CS12 on two different boards. Clean, quiet isolated power. Never a problem with either. They come with the mounting clamps to mount on or under your board of choice.

 

[skullfxr]

I am just going to echo Voodoo. Tried and true. Mine has withstood a ton and it still works great.