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Some Weird Sin
Bronze Member
Netherlands
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 Posted - 10/21/2008 : 21:04:31
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Originally posted by Dr. Bob
Hi Some Weird Sin
Nice looking Brick.
Does it have an internal transformer, or an external wall wart type P/supply?
Regards Dr. Bob
It has an internal transformer, the only thing coming out of it is a lead and one of these http://www.expotrading.nl/images/producten/14-04.3.072.jpg
The only flaw, if you will is that the lead is quite short, so you need to extend it somehow. Other than that I'm very happy with it. No hum or noise issues whatsoever. I'v got a Verbzilla lying on top of it (saves board space) and that also works like a charm. |
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PeterUK
Copper Member
United Kingdom
19 Posts |
Posted - 10/27/2008 : 16:34:55
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Originally posted by rhcp_1005
Im using a Diago power supply. They say it can power up to 30 pedals, and its only �55 which is considerably less than other alternatives. Here's their website if your interested www.diago.co.uk
I went to see James at Diago and he really knows his stuff. A great guy, a super company and a great product. In the end I opted for a Burkey (see next thread):
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Originally posted by Some Weird Sin
I use this thing: http://www.burkey.nl/Flatliner%20SIX.html
for almost all my pedals and it works great. It has 6 isolated and regulated outlets, all adjustable in steps to 9, 12, 15 or 18VDC each @ 100 m
But I need a seperate power supply for my nova delay 12V 300mA and one for my Digitech XP100 whammy wah 9v 500mA
So 1 power block and 2 separate power supplies.
Before I had the Flatliner SIX I had 5 power supplies on my board: 1 one spot + daisy chain for most pedals, 1 Boss PSA for my RC-2 (because it hummed when daisy chained), 1 for my MXR falnger (12 volts) and 1 for the Nova and 1 for the Whammy.
So big improvement there 
I use a Radial Switchbone which uses a 15v supply and Burkey modify their products to provide a 15v 400mA supply so I opted for there product.
I'm happy so far, although my wallet is much lighter! 
 Peter |
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nosi0
Gold Member
Netherlands
511 Posts |
Posted - 10/28/2008 : 04:15:34
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I'm using a A-tone power supply, it looks identical to the DC-brick but half the price and double the outputs. The DC-brick has too little outputs for me.
When i move to Europe for uni i will get the Diago system it looks great, unfortunaly they don't have 12V for my wireless unit. |
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What power supplys do we all use?
