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Old 02-20-2008, 09:49 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Powering multiple pedals
Anyone got a quick answer for this one. I'm off on tour in a week & I'm taking a Planet Waves strobe tuner & Boss NS2 with me. I've notied that both have what appears to be 'power-in' & 'power out' sockets on them. If I rig up one with a standard 9v adaptor, can I therefore just obtain a lead to go between the two and power them both?

I'm looking for alternatives because I really don't want to have to pay the ridiculous price for a Dunlop Power Brick.

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you can use a boss daisy chain with the boss tuner and or NS-2 like you have, but i don't know if it'll be compatible with your other pedal
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Old 02-20-2008, 10:53 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Get a Godlyke Power-All
I have one on my pedalboard, and its great.
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I use the little 9v patch leads that both ended in boss 9v adaptor plugs. I power my other pedal using the in/outs on the NS2.
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Get a Godlyke Power-All
I have one on my pedalboard, and its great.
i just got one of these as well, i agree. now i just have to get an adapter to use with it to power a 18v pedal.
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I use a Visual Sound 1-Spot with a Daisy chain adapter, its an awesome little power supply and doesn't take up space!

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I use the little 9v patch leads that both ended in boss 9v adaptor plugs. I power my other pedal using the in/outs on the NS2.
Excellent cheers, that's the answer I was looking for. It's to power the stuff I use on the european tours, so I don't wanna spend too much cash & it has be extremely lightweight as I'll be trying to stay within baggage limits for flying.

For these tours as long as it's reliable/simple & sounds decent, then it's a goer. I'm not being a tone nazi like I try & be with my home rig.
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