Can I daisy chain this pedal using the Visual Sound One Spot?
1020096
Yes. I have several pedals daisy chained with the One Spot, including this one.
958768
You can program the pedal to respond different ways. But I don't believe it can be used for anything other than starting, stopping, fast forwarding and rewinding audio files
436312
Yes, of course you can, the angled side is made like that so when you plug it to you pedals it wont disturb your pedalboard space. But you can plug boths sides to the power supply... there's no 1-way cable in the box.
2088636
The pedal can be used to control volume or any group of effects: Wah/Efx, Drive, Modulation, Delay, Reverb. Only one thing at a time. It cannot control individual parameters of the effects -- you set and save those to memory in advance.
1122419
Can't see why not but I have never tried it. Daisy chaining them will be just like using one speaker.
1084498
From looking closely, it does not appear that switching would be possible. Each pedal is constructed differently.
1548373
You use this instead of a daisy chain, to isolate the power to each pedal so it doesn't replicate any problems between pedals. It should help a lot, just use the individual power supplies they give you and don't use the chain at all anymore - that will defeat the purpose. It's also awesome because it powers pretty much any pedal you buy, 9v, 12v, 18v - individually.
1900868
every input is TRS it works fine with two zones triggers, in all the only imput mono is the hi hat pedal input, ofcourse you need TRS cables to use this options, if dont you can use both zones.i hope this comment helps you
1293371
Yes you can. You just put this first on your board or pedal train.I have four pedals hooked to mine.
1448911
You can, keep in mind that it will be a mono signal. I bought 3 of them I liked it so much.
1781075
This is just a daisy chain. What goes in comes out. If source adapter is center -, then all output will also be center -. I also have the 1 Spot 9 volt, it is center -. I have 2 Boss pedals amongnst other brands on my board all center -. I started with this Visual Sound One Spot Combo PackIm not sure what power source you have but this is only an extention. Be careful of grabbing any power supply around the house. Many are unregulated, center +, or even AC.
1900870
every input is TRS it works fine with two zones triggers, in all the only imput mono is the hi hat pedal input, ofcourse you need TRS cables to use this options, if dont you can use both zones. i hope this comment helps you
1948491
YES, it works great, but you don't need to use the 18v output. I've been using mine in a standard 9v output, thereby saving you a spot for another 9v pedal.I've seen other people with several various ways to connect it, but, it's so simple, just use ONE 9v input. Enjoy your new EQ.
483955
I do not believe it is set up to take different pedals. I tried that with a more expensive pair and they did not respond.
897100
Each output is not individually isolated, so you'll most likely get noise in your signal chain somewhere, especially if you're plugging power hungry digital pedals into the chain. If I plug my Walrus Audio Descent between a delay and pitch shifter (all connected to the brick), I get very obvious digital clicks from the Descent. I'd recommend a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 4X4 if you want noise isolation.
420763
Yes, you can add a looper pedal in your signal chain. We recommend the TC Electronics Flashback pedal for quality sound and performance. http://www.amazon.com/TC-Electronics-FlashBack-Delay-Looper/dp/B004M9CKVM/ref=sr_1_1?m=A14L2MX88GSRVI&s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1402513628&sr=1-1&keywords=looper
871771
This is very similar to just plugging all your pedals into a power strip. That assumes you have AC adapters for each pedal. Most pedals don't come with one and some are $20 or so. I actually have a bunch of AC adapters, but this is much more convenient. It's even nicer if you use one of these with a pedal board such as the Pedaltrain which has brackets to mount this power supply. As far as a daisy chain kind of thing like the Boss or Visual Sound that lets you connect multiple pedals, those are fine up to a point. I have the Boss daisy chain and I noticed that if I connect it to my wah wah pedal, I get a loud hum when I use the pedal. It just doesn't get enough power to the pedal. So I would use the daisy chain but then plug the wah wah pedal in using an AC adapter. The voodoo is just neater and more convenient. Each output is isolated so it's not just a daisy chain. Each pedal gets its own power individually. It can still be used with a daisy chain like the Visual Sound or Boss if you have more than 8 pedals. But again, if you have AC adapters for all your pedals and a power strip, that works too.