Im seeing different answers to very similar questions. What exactly would I need to power 18v pedals? I have 2 18v pedals and 6 9v pedals.
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This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site: 18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the Deluxe Memory Man.
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This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site:18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the Deluxe Memory Man. This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site:18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the... » Read More This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site:18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the Deluxe Memory Man. « Show Less
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You can run both 18 v pedal by using Y cables but it will engage 4 ports of vodoo power pedal since there are only 8 ports so you can run only 4 of your 9v pedals instead of six.
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No board required. You will need to get a power supply though.I have a one shot with an extender that lets me plug all of my pedals into one cable.No option for battery.The pedal does rock.My playing has improved tremendously since Ive started practicing with it.
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The information on the website is wrong. It actually has 8 inputs for 9v pedals, and 2 for 18v. The MXR itself, does not operate on a battery. It comes with the output from the MXR to a AC cord. I hope this helps.
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I couldn't get mine to work. In theory, you'd need 2. You also need a power supply for each.
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The 4.8 watts is the power needed for each pedal. Power = Current x Voltage. so, the current is the power divided by the voltage Ex: If the pedal is 9 volts then Current = 4.8 / 9 Current = 0.533 A or 533mA Did it help?
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As all the other replies said, does run on 9v battery, but you won't want to because of current draw, which is >100mA. That is much more than most analog pedals, and will kill a 9v battery after few hours of use. So use a standard 9V DC supply, or purchase one and/or cabling to connect all your pedals if you like (a la pedalboard).
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It will work perfect. I use mine with a couple of Boss pedals, some TC Electronics ones, Lone Wolf Blues Harp Break pedal for Harmonica and a Darkglass bass overdrive and It works great, not a single bit of noise or tone loss. Will work perfectly with any 9V pedal regarding of what company it is from (Is not exclusive for Boss)
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Put in two LiPo batteries in parallel and lower the gear ratio and you'll have all the speed and more power than you need. Go to your local RC dealer for the best advice. I would definitely invest in a Traxxas 6 amp battery charger.
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bscepter is correct. From the Voodoo Lab PP2+ Manual, "Pedal Power units purchased in North America should only be powered from 120VAC. Attempting to use 220-240VAC mains directly will cause permanent damage to your Pedal Power! You must use an appropriate stepdown transformer." However, they do offer models with voltage appropriate to various regional markets, such as a 230V 50/60Hz model for Europe and Australia, as indicated here: http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm (scroll down to the specs table)
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This power unit suits my purposes perfectly, I only have a few 9v pedals and a 12v pedal. Plus I can use generic jug cord to power it so dont need to worry about breaking a unit with an attached cord or uses a special cord. 220V/110V switchable too so overseas travelling is no problem.
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don't know. pedals usually go by size of plug in. They come in 2 sizes- large and small. Check out your keyboard,
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This pedal is a 9volt power supply. If your Voodoo Lab Pedal power supply output is at 9V and your plug fits. Then its Rock-n-Roll!
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200ma per pedal. My larger pedals (whammy v5 and memory boy deluxe) don't work with the pedal power 2. Yes it's a pain. I use a one-spot with a 5 way splitter out of the AC plug on the back to handle those two and smaller pedals.
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Odd. Mine fit snug and operated instantly, could be the wrong power supply for your application.Check again to make sure that you order the correct power supply for your needs. I ordered what wasrecommended for the pedal that I was buying.
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you would not want this pedal on a 9v it draws 26mA of power which means that a 9v would last a total of maybe 10 hrs. another one is digital delay my DD-6 boss has a 55mA draw which means it would last less than 5 hrs on a 9v . as long as a pedal is about 10mA or less will a 9v last any time at all , also they draw power whether there on or off .
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Check the mA power consumption of each of your pedals. The One Spot can provide 1700mA. If the total power consumption of all your pedals is below 1700mA then you can string as many together as you'd like.
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If you already have an amp, you'll need a 9V battery and possibly another guitar cable. Hope this helps-not a bad distortion pedal for the money.