Does it need power- AC or DC ? If so what type battery or DC adapter? Do you hear any hum, buzz, or popping when stomping on the buttons or any other time when in use? Any pot scratch with the pedal?
832882
No further power needed and no hums/noises of any kind. Just connect to the amp and you're good to go. This with my vypyr 30.I presume the other models would behave the same
832883
The unit does not need power. It plugs directly into the midi port of a peavy vip vypyr amp. It does not make or cause any noise. Nice device.
1071145
It has one 18V output, while the rest are 12V. You might check with Voodoo Labs on their experience with that pedal.
1453646
As long as you use an adapter that meets the specs... I use the D'Addario regulated AC-DC adapter... 9V DC power supply... Tip negative and sleeve positive... 300 mA max... I can use it with another 9V pedal I use on my main rig... Even with the battery used the amp works well... it impressed me... Hope this helps...
243177
This power supply is indeed isolated, like any good pedal board don't skimp on the pedal cables. Buy good quality cables, I cut and made my own. People tend to blame noise on the power supply but with good quality cables, I have no noise from my amp even with 8 pedals.
422978
The input is 12V DC. It comes with an AC adapter, but I believe that it is underpowered, and if you are going to use it on AC power, you should replace the included AC adapter with one that puts out more amps.
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You can't draw more power than is available. If your pedal needs 18v and you plug into a 9v slot what do you think will happen? Go for a larger VooDoo model.Rick
143592
Yes, it comes with cables to power up your pedals. Mine is a US version so it works off of 110-120VAC. The DL4 uses 9voltDC and 1200mAmps, this unit only does 100mAmps per output, with the exception of one 500mAmp output
1999826
the pedals rotate under their own power. It is 110v and we live in New York. It works great.
1231651
The one I purchased did have digital sounding hum/buzz in the background. I returned it and saved up for an ac15c1c.
486488
I found the cables to be just fine, if you are a gear head you can put a multi meter on the cables and test for ohms " resistance " on the positive tip and the ground sheath to test you should find zero or very little resistance. that's where the buzzing would come from if it were from the cables I found the use of a power supply 9vlt. for pedals to have a better clarity than using batteries for the effects pedals.. hope this helps you buzzing from an amp sucks....
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Hi Norman:You just need a 9v battery to power it, or an AC adapter. I linked you to the Dunlop adapter for $9 or so here on Amazon (I'd avoid cheap adapters when in doubt). The 9v battery lasts a reasonable while with typical use, I can't remember exactly how long as it's been a while. Maybe a month or something like that. Jim Dunlop ECB003US A/C Adaptor
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Sean, mine didn't come with the adapter. I simply used an extra Boss type adapter that I had lying around and it works fine. It is an interesting and versatile little pedal at a great price, but it can get a bit noisy if you pile on the effects.
1231591
i'm not sure. it doesn't have an external transformer, so it may just be 120v. if you go to their website and check, it looks as if they make models for specific markets: http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm
77522
It doesn't come with one because most people buying this pedal have other pedals and already have a power supply (or daisy chain power). I use a 1spot (I think visual sound makes them), and it works perfectly. Otherwise, you will need to use batteries.
548726
It works perfect with my various 9v MXR's and my Joyo Ultimate OD (Fulltone OCD copy). I'm happy with my purchase and haven't encountered any problems. My one complaint it the power supply is a wall-wart with a flimsy-ish connecter that is the same that you use to connect to the pedals. I'm going to mound a power strip to my board and hopefully avoid any inadvertent trips over the main power plug.
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Check the voltage on the Carbon Copy specs. This is a 18V power supply. Most (not all) pedals take only 9 Volts. If the Carbon Copy takes one 9 volt battery, it's only 9 Volts and you need a different supply (check in the box, in the manual, or online spec sheets for a model number & match with the model # on Amazon.)
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Hi Jon, my name is Luis Colarino and I live in a city in Brasil where the voltage is 220V too. You can use the pedal board in 220V without any problems, the power source has an automatic voltage selector which allows you to connect in 220V directly.So, if this is your concern, consider it solved, go ahead and get the pedal board, it comes already with the cables, you just need to buy the pedals. All "Boss" style pedals will fit normally. Enjoy the gear and play loud!!!