bubbastain
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So I got my new Pedaltrain Novo 32. I have my Voodoo Lab PP2+ I've been using for several years but now I find I need more. I've been daisy chaining a few pedals for a little while. So what I'm considering are the following options.
1. Keep the PP2 and add a PP4x4 to give me a total of 16 outlets(more than enough) with a total of 6 of them being 250 ma or greater. Downside: No 12V options I might need for the Mooer Radar. About $190 out of Pocket but I'll have 16 outlets.
2. Sell the PP2 (probably $100) and buy a PP Mondo. 12 outlets. 6 outlets of 250 -400 ma with 12v options.
About $150 out of pocket but only 12 outlets. I might still need to daisy chain a couple.
3. Keep the PP2 and add a 1 Spot Pro CS12. Twelve outlets but really only 9 for my needs. So that would give me 17 outlets(more than enough) Two 18v only outs are not needed and one AC out is definitely not needed. So 5 100ma outs and 4 outs of 250 and 500ma.
About $180 out of pocket.
4. Keep the PP2 and add the Friedman Power grid. Haven't found much info or user reviews on this other than a video by the bald guy with the long video reviews. Different design, lighter, Ten 9v 350ma outlets giving me a total of 18 outlets(way more than enough). No 12v options.
About $220 out of pocket but 18 total outlets.
I'm leaning towards number 2 since it's the least money out of pocket and honestly can really do it all. I can daisy chain a few things like my bypass looper, tuner and overdrive and probably leave a pedal or two off the board. In the end, I'm setting up the board to run in front of my dirty amp with delays in the loop, run everything in front of a clean pedal platform amp or even power amp or effects return of another amp as well as eventually having the Mooer Radar and Micro DI so I can run straight from the board to my computer or even FOH (would require a band
, so unlikely 
)
What do you think????? Am I forgetting some options?
1. Keep the PP2 and add a PP4x4 to give me a total of 16 outlets(more than enough) with a total of 6 of them being 250 ma or greater. Downside: No 12V options I might need for the Mooer Radar. About $190 out of Pocket but I'll have 16 outlets.
2. Sell the PP2 (probably $100) and buy a PP Mondo. 12 outlets. 6 outlets of 250 -400 ma with 12v options.
About $150 out of pocket but only 12 outlets. I might still need to daisy chain a couple.
3. Keep the PP2 and add a 1 Spot Pro CS12. Twelve outlets but really only 9 for my needs. So that would give me 17 outlets(more than enough) Two 18v only outs are not needed and one AC out is definitely not needed. So 5 100ma outs and 4 outs of 250 and 500ma.
About $180 out of pocket.
4. Keep the PP2 and add the Friedman Power grid. Haven't found much info or user reviews on this other than a video by the bald guy with the long video reviews. Different design, lighter, Ten 9v 350ma outlets giving me a total of 18 outlets(way more than enough). No 12v options.
About $220 out of pocket but 18 total outlets.
I'm leaning towards number 2 since it's the least money out of pocket and honestly can really do it all. I can daisy chain a few things like my bypass looper, tuner and overdrive and probably leave a pedal or two off the board. In the end, I'm setting up the board to run in front of my dirty amp with delays in the loop, run everything in front of a clean pedal platform amp or even power amp or effects return of another amp as well as eventually having the Mooer Radar and Micro DI so I can run straight from the board to my computer or even FOH (would require a band
, so unlikely )What do you think????? Am I forgetting some options?
