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Re: Pedalboard rebuild
RichCI wrote:
> On May 13, 5:00 am, VampX <va...@thescartissue,com > wrote:
>> Dammit,
>>
>> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
>> the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new
>> one that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with
>> the existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under
>> the board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my
>> requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built
>> specifically.
>
>
> Ditch the big honkin' brick and go with a Visual Sound 1 Spot AC
> adapter. It handles up to 1700 mA and costs only $20 plus another $13
> for an 8-plug daisy chain adapter at Sweetwater. You'll have more
> room on your pedalboard just by switching to that.
>
> http :// www .visualsound,net /1spot.htm
> http :// www .sweetwater,com /store/detail/1Spot9v
1-Spot rules!
--
- Rufus
RichCI wrote:
> On May 13, 5:00 am, VampX <va...@thescartissue,com > wrote:
>> Dammit,
>>
>> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
>> the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new
>> one that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with
>> the existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under
>> the board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my
>> requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built
>> specifically.
>
>
> Ditch the big honkin' brick and go with a Visual Sound 1 Spot AC
> adapter. It handles up to 1700 mA and costs only $20 plus another $13
> for an 8-plug daisy chain adapter at Sweetwater. You'll have more
> room on your pedalboard just by switching to that.
>
> http :// www .visualsound,net /1spot.htm
> http :// www .sweetwater,com /store/detail/1Spot9v
1-Spot rules!
--
- Rufus
Re: Pedalboard rebuild
"VampX" <vampx@thescartissue,com > wrote in message
news:2008051319000638213-vampx@thescartissuecom...
> Dammit,
>
> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
> the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new one
> that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with the
> existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under the
> board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my requirements
> and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built specifically.
> --
>
> "Ray Rays Service Centre. Tune ups and more!"
> -- A Dirty Shame.
>
I use a DC brick for power http :// www .sweetwater,com /store/detail/DCBrick
As for the board I use a piece of display cloth glued on a piece of plywood.
The cloth is nothing more than the fabric half of Velcro I just use spray
glue. ( 3M 77) . The self stick Velcro can be bought at any hardware store.
The display cloth you will have to do a web search for.
"VampX" <vampx@thescartissue,com > wrote in message
news:2008051319000638213-vampx@thescartissuecom...
> Dammit,
>
> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
> the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new one
> that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with the
> existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under the
> board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my requirements
> and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built specifically.
> --
>
> "Ray Rays Service Centre. Tune ups and more!"
> -- A Dirty Shame.
>
I use a DC brick for power http :// www .sweetwater,com /store/detail/DCBrick
As for the board I use a piece of display cloth glued on a piece of plywood.
The cloth is nothing more than the fabric half of Velcro I just use spray
glue. ( 3M 77) . The self stick Velcro can be bought at any hardware store.
The display cloth you will have to do a web search for.
Re: Pedalboard rebuild
VampX wrote:
> Dammit,
>
> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
> the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new one
> that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with the
> existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under the
> board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my
> requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built
> specifically.
Ans: Pedal Pad AXS
VampX wrote:
> Dammit,
>
> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
> the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new one
> that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with the
> existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under the
> board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my
> requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built
> specifically.
Ans: Pedal Pad AXS
Re: Pedalboard rebuild
VampX wrote:
> Dammit,
>
> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to
> rebuild the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to
> buy a new one that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or
> persist with the existing one and chock it up so I can mount the
> power supply under the board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big
> enough for my requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to
> get one built specifically.
I'd say if you have a board in mind that is designed for the PP2, go with
that. I read other responses suggesting the VS One Spot. I seem to be in
the minority, but I find the One Spot to be much noisier than the Voodoo
Lab. I can hear the whine of the switchmode power supply ... particularly
when I use daisy chains. IMO you'd be better off staying with the PP2.
Don
VampX wrote:
> Dammit,
>
> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to
> rebuild the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to
> buy a new one that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or
> persist with the existing one and chock it up so I can mount the
> power supply under the board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big
> enough for my requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to
> get one built specifically.
I'd say if you have a board in mind that is designed for the PP2, go with
that. I read other responses suggesting the VS One Spot. I seem to be in
the minority, but I find the One Spot to be much noisier than the Voodoo
Lab. I can hear the whine of the switchmode power supply ... particularly
when I use daisy chains. IMO you'd be better off staying with the PP2.
Don
Re: Pedalboard rebuild
On 2008-05-14 01:38:54 +1000, "Don Evans" <gtrdonevans@aol,com > said:
> IMO you'd be better off staying with the PP2.
Agreed!
--
VampX
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Dutifully attacking the underworld!
On 2008-05-14 01:38:54 +1000, "Don Evans" <gtrdonevans@aol,com > said:
> IMO you'd be better off staying with the PP2.
Agreed!
--
VampX
---------------------------------------
Dutifully attacking the underworld!
Re: Pedalboard rebuild
VampX <vampx@thescartissue,com > wrote:
>Dammit,
>Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
>the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new
>one that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with
>the existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under
>the board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my
>requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built
>specifically.
Build one.
The Repair Guy
repairguy1993 dot netfirms dot com
VampX <vampx@thescartissue,com > wrote:
>Dammit,
>Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
>the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new
>one that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with
>the existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under
>the board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my
>requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built
>specifically.
Build one.
The Repair Guy
repairguy1993 dot netfirms dot com
Re: Pedalboard rebuild
VampX wrote:
> Dammit,
>
> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
> the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new one
> that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with the
> existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under the
> board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my
> requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built
> specifically.
Build up yourself one of these and forget mounting the power supply
altogether -
http :// www .pedalsnake,com /
I have a four channel one and use a 1-Spot to power my three Foogers,
Morley PWVO, Boss Tuner, OCD, and Boss DD-6. One cable, and my wall
connections are at the wall.
I'm happy with my four channel snake, but I could really use a seven
channel one and am thinking up how I would to rig one.
--
- Rufus
VampX wrote:
> Dammit,
>
> Seeing as I've just gotten the new phaser, Im going to have to rebuild
> the dang pedalboard. I have a bit of a quandry though - to buy a new one
> that includes mounts for the Voodoo Lab power unit or persist with the
> existing one and chock it up so I can mount the power supply under the
> board? I hate how pedalboards really arent big enough for my
> requirements and I wouldn't even know where to turn to get one built
> specifically.
Build up yourself one of these and forget mounting the power supply
altogether -
http :// www .pedalsnake,com /
I have a four channel one and use a 1-Spot to power my three Foogers,
Morley PWVO, Boss Tuner, OCD, and Boss DD-6. One cable, and my wall
connections are at the wall.
I'm happy with my four channel snake, but I could really use a seven
channel one and am thinking up how I would to rig one.
--
- Rufus
