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Le Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus est exactement ce que cela ressemble: une alimentation pour pédales de guitare multiples. Voodoo Labs affirme que chacune des 8 sorties 9V est complètement isolé, court-circuit protégé et hautement filtré et régulé pour fournir la puissance qui est libre de bourdonnement et de bruit. Je parierais que la plupart des gens utilisant des verrues mur va probablement bénéficier d'une réduction du bruit en utilisant cette offre, comme je le faisais. Un autre avantage est en réalité amerrissage tous ceux adaptateurs séparés et brancher tout en utilisant une fiche à trois broches.
Comme indiqué précédemment, le Pedal Power 2 Plus dispose de 8 sorties, ce qui peut être configuré et utilisé pour l'alimentation de plusieurs façons. Les quatre premières sorties peuvent être utilisées pour alimenter les pédales boss qui nécessitent des adaptateurs de puissance de l'ACA. Sorties 5 et 6 peut être utilisé pour alimenter les pédales Line6 modélisation, et les sorties 7 et 8 permet des ajustements de tension entre 4V et 9V pour simuler des batteries usées. Toutes les sorties sont configurées pour ces options via une petite série de commutateurs DIP sur la face inférieure de l'appareil. Il ya aussi une prise de courant auxiliaire avec une note maximale de 200W (ils ont fortement avertir de ne pas brancher votre ampli en elle), ce qui est agréable pour les personnes ayant un excentrique AC pédale comme le Digitech Whammy, qui ne peuvent généralement pas être alimenté par une 9V pédalier d'approvisionnement.
Cet appareil peut même utiliser deux sorties ensemble pour le pouvoir d'une pédale 18V, si le connecteur requis n'est pas inclus. Et assez fâcheusement, alors qu'il ya une belle sélection de connecteurs fournis, quelqu'un avec un pédalier complet est susceptible de nécessiter des connecteurs supplémentaires. Les 8 sorties peuvent tous être utilisés comme 9V normale, et puisque c'est le moyen le plus commun de pédales alimentant, il peut sembler probable qu'elle viendrait avec 8 connecteurs, mais il vient seulement avec 6. Il ya deux connecteurs supplémentaires pour les pédales Line6 modélisation qui utilisent un connecteur de canon, un clin d'oeil que la pile de 9V permet d'alimenter une pédale qui ne dispose pas d'une prise jack, et 3.5mm mini-jack de l'adaptateur. Pour des choses comme le baril de connecteurs à polarité inversée et les connecteurs 18V, le manuel vous conseille de contacter Labs Voodoo.
Bien qu'il soit agréable d'avoir une variété de connecteurs, pour moi, il serait judicieux d'inclure 8 des connecteurs standard car ils sont les plus communs. Sur le plan positif, même si vous avez besoin d'un connecteur septième, à tout le moins, vous pouvez utiliser le composant logiciel enfichable de la batterie et toujours le pouvoir de la pédale, mais c'est un peu moins élégante et sans doute pas préféré par la plupart des gens. Dans mon cas, j'ai eu besoin que de 6, donc je eu de la chance. Je n'ai pas vraiment le plan sur l'achat de toute Line6 pédales de modélisation, de sorte que les connecteurs supplémentaires pour ceux-ci sont un peu inutile pour moi, est que la prise mini-, mais on ne sait jamais.
J'applaudis Labs Voodoo pour leur excellent manuel. C'est court et à-le-point, mais inclut des instructions minutieuses sur la configuration des pédales et même les avertissements de sécurité pour éviter tout dommage à l'un de vos équipements, ne laissant aucun doute quant à savoir si vous pourriez être mise en quoi que ce soit de façon incorrecte. Il inclut même des conseils sur la mise en place du pédalier lui-même. Nombreux manuels d'aujourd'hui sont généralement incomplètes ou difficiles à comprendre, et alors il n'y a pas grand chose à cet appareil, il expose tout ce qu'il doit et va même un peu plus loin, et à mon avis il démontre un engagement envers leurs clients qui n'ont pas beaucoup d'entreprises. Manuelle Voodoo permet de s'assurer qu'il a le dos.
Un des détails très agréables sur ce produit est que sa hauteur était maintenu court afin de lui permettre de montage en rack, si vous le désirez. Et même si elle vient seulement avec certains connecteurs, Voodoo Labs peut fournir n'importe quel connecteur vous avez besoin, comme si vous vouliez une plus grande longueur. J'ai d'abord pensé les longueurs ont été un peu court, comme je l'ai mes pédales vautrée dans une ligne, mais ils s'est avéré être beaucoup assez longtemps (si je ne peux imaginer des situations où une personne pourrait avoir besoin de plus).
J'ai acheté ce à partir ami Musiciens pour 170 $, et alors que le prix est un peu raide, je pense que c'est une pièce inestimable de l'équipement, et est indispensable à mon installation. Il fournit l'état pur, propre, simplifie la configuration de pédale, et fait pour une installation plus propre. Manuelle Voodoo suggère que leur soutien est excellent, et l'unité suinte de qualité. Je suis encore plus enclins à se pencher sur certaines de leurs pédales d'effets après avoir possédé l'Pedal Power 2 Plus.
Comme indiqué précédemment, le Pedal Power 2 Plus dispose de 8 sorties, ce qui peut être configuré et utilisé pour l'alimentation de plusieurs façons. Les quatre premières sorties peuvent être utilisées pour alimenter les pédales boss qui nécessitent des adaptateurs de puissance de l'ACA. Sorties 5 et 6 peut être utilisé pour alimenter les pédales Line6 modélisation, et les sorties 7 et 8 permet des ajustements de tension entre 4V et 9V pour simuler des batteries usées. Toutes les sorties sont configurées pour ces options via une petite série de commutateurs DIP sur la face inférieure de l'appareil. Il ya aussi une prise de courant auxiliaire avec une note maximale de 200W (ils ont fortement avertir de ne pas brancher votre ampli en elle), ce qui est agréable pour les personnes ayant un excentrique AC pédale comme le Digitech Whammy, qui ne peuvent généralement pas être alimenté par une 9V pédalier d'approvisionnement.
Cet appareil peut même utiliser deux sorties ensemble pour le pouvoir d'une pédale 18V, si le connecteur requis n'est pas inclus. Et assez fâcheusement, alors qu'il ya une belle sélection de connecteurs fournis, quelqu'un avec un pédalier complet est susceptible de nécessiter des connecteurs supplémentaires. Les 8 sorties peuvent tous être utilisés comme 9V normale, et puisque c'est le moyen le plus commun de pédales alimentant, il peut sembler probable qu'elle viendrait avec 8 connecteurs, mais il vient seulement avec 6. Il ya deux connecteurs supplémentaires pour les pédales Line6 modélisation qui utilisent un connecteur de canon, un clin d'oeil que la pile de 9V permet d'alimenter une pédale qui ne dispose pas d'une prise jack, et 3.5mm mini-jack de l'adaptateur. Pour des choses comme le baril de connecteurs à polarité inversée et les connecteurs 18V, le manuel vous conseille de contacter Labs Voodoo.
Bien qu'il soit agréable d'avoir une variété de connecteurs, pour moi, il serait judicieux d'inclure 8 des connecteurs standard car ils sont les plus communs. Sur le plan positif, même si vous avez besoin d'un connecteur septième, à tout le moins, vous pouvez utiliser le composant logiciel enfichable de la batterie et toujours le pouvoir de la pédale, mais c'est un peu moins élégante et sans doute pas préféré par la plupart des gens. Dans mon cas, j'ai eu besoin que de 6, donc je eu de la chance. Je n'ai pas vraiment le plan sur l'achat de toute Line6 pédales de modélisation, de sorte que les connecteurs supplémentaires pour ceux-ci sont un peu inutile pour moi, est que la prise mini-, mais on ne sait jamais.
J'applaudis Labs Voodoo pour leur excellent manuel. C'est court et à-le-point, mais inclut des instructions minutieuses sur la configuration des pédales et même les avertissements de sécurité pour éviter tout dommage à l'un de vos équipements, ne laissant aucun doute quant à savoir si vous pourriez être mise en quoi que ce soit de façon incorrecte. Il inclut même des conseils sur la mise en place du pédalier lui-même. Nombreux manuels d'aujourd'hui sont généralement incomplètes ou difficiles à comprendre, et alors il n'y a pas grand chose à cet appareil, il expose tout ce qu'il doit et va même un peu plus loin, et à mon avis il démontre un engagement envers leurs clients qui n'ont pas beaucoup d'entreprises. Manuelle Voodoo permet de s'assurer qu'il a le dos.
Un des détails très agréables sur ce produit est que sa hauteur était maintenu court afin de lui permettre de montage en rack, si vous le désirez. Et même si elle vient seulement avec certains connecteurs, Voodoo Labs peut fournir n'importe quel connecteur vous avez besoin, comme si vous vouliez une plus grande longueur. J'ai d'abord pensé les longueurs ont été un peu court, comme je l'ai mes pédales vautrée dans une ligne, mais ils s'est avéré être beaucoup assez longtemps (si je ne peux imaginer des situations où une personne pourrait avoir besoin de plus).
J'ai acheté ce à partir ami Musiciens pour 170 $, et alors que le prix est un peu raide, je pense que c'est une pièce inestimable de l'équipement, et est indispensable à mon installation. Il fournit l'état pur, propre, simplifie la configuration de pédale, et fait pour une installation plus propre. Manuelle Voodoo suggère que leur soutien est excellent, et l'unité suinte de qualité. Je suis encore plus enclins à se pencher sur certaines de leurs pédales d'effets après avoir possédé l'Pedal Power 2 Plus.
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The Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus is exactly what it sounds like: a power supply for multiple guitar pedals. Voodoo Labs states that each of the 8 9V outputs is completely isolated, short-circuit protected, and highly filtered and regulated to provide power that is free of hum and noise. I will venture to guess that most people using standard wall warts will probably benefit from lower noise by using this supply, as I did. Another benefit is actually ditching all those separate adapters and plugging everything in using one three-prong plug.
As stated previously, the Pedal Power 2 Plus features 8 outputs, which can be configured and used to supply power in several ways. The first four outputs can be used to supply Boss pedals that require ACA power adapters. Outputs 5 and 6 can be used to power Line6 modeling pedals, and outputs 7 and 8 allow voltage adjustments between 4V and 9V to simulate worn batteries. All outputs are configured for these options via a small set of DIP switches on the underside of the unit. There is also an AC auxiliary outlet with a max rating of 200W (they strongly warn not to plug your amplifier into it), which is nice for people with an oddball AC pedal like the Digitech Whammy which usually can't be supplied by a 9V pedal board supply.
This unit can even use two outputs together to power an 18V pedal, though the required connector is not included. And annoyingly enough, while there is a nice selection of connectors supplied, someone with a full pedal board is likely to require additional connectors. The 8 outputs can all be used as normal 9V, and since that is the most common means of powering pedals, it might seem likely that it would come with 8 connectors, but it only comes with 6. There are two additional connectors for Line6 modeling pedals that use a different barrel connector, a 9V battery snap that allows powering a pedal that doesn't have a jack, and 3.5mm mini-plug adaptor. For things like reverse-polarity barrel connectors and 18V connectors, the manual advises you to contact Voodoo Labs.
While it's nice to have a variety of connectors, to me it would make sense to include 8 of the standard connectors because they are the most common. On the plus side, even if you require a seventh connector, at the very least you can use the battery snap and still power the pedal, but this is a little less than elegant and probably not preferred by most people. In my case, I needed only 6, so I lucked out. I don't really plan on buying any Line6 modeling pedals, so the extra connectors for those are a bit useless to me, as is the mini-plug, but you never know.
I applaud Voodoo Labs for their excellent manual. It's short and to-the-point, but includes thorough instructions about setting up pedals and even safety warnings to prevent damage to any of your equipment, leaving no doubt as to whether you might be setting anything up incorrectly. It even includes advice about setting up the actual pedal board itself. Many manuals today are typically either incomplete or difficult to understand, and while there's not much to this unit, it outlines everything it has to and even goes a little beyond, and in my opinion it demonstrates a commitment to their customer that many companies lack. Voodoo's manual makes sure it has your back.
One of the nice touches about this product is that its height was kept short to allow it for fitting in a rack, if you so desire. And even though it only comes with certain connectors, Voodoo Labs can supply just about any connector you'd ever need, like if you wanted a longer length. I initially thought the lengths were a bit short, as I have my pedals sprawled out in a line, but they turned out to be plenty long enough (though I can imagine situations where a person might need longer).
I bought this from Musicians Friend for $170, and while the price is a bit steep, I think it's an invaluable piece of equipment, and is indispensable to my setup. It provides pure, clean power, simplifies the pedal setup, and makes for a much cleaner installation. Voodoo's manual suggests that their support is top-notch, and the unit oozes quality. I'm even more inclined to look into some of their effects pedals after owning the Pedal Power 2 Plus.
As stated previously, the Pedal Power 2 Plus features 8 outputs, which can be configured and used to supply power in several ways. The first four outputs can be used to supply Boss pedals that require ACA power adapters. Outputs 5 and 6 can be used to power Line6 modeling pedals, and outputs 7 and 8 allow voltage adjustments between 4V and 9V to simulate worn batteries. All outputs are configured for these options via a small set of DIP switches on the underside of the unit. There is also an AC auxiliary outlet with a max rating of 200W (they strongly warn not to plug your amplifier into it), which is nice for people with an oddball AC pedal like the Digitech Whammy which usually can't be supplied by a 9V pedal board supply.
This unit can even use two outputs together to power an 18V pedal, though the required connector is not included. And annoyingly enough, while there is a nice selection of connectors supplied, someone with a full pedal board is likely to require additional connectors. The 8 outputs can all be used as normal 9V, and since that is the most common means of powering pedals, it might seem likely that it would come with 8 connectors, but it only comes with 6. There are two additional connectors for Line6 modeling pedals that use a different barrel connector, a 9V battery snap that allows powering a pedal that doesn't have a jack, and 3.5mm mini-plug adaptor. For things like reverse-polarity barrel connectors and 18V connectors, the manual advises you to contact Voodoo Labs.
While it's nice to have a variety of connectors, to me it would make sense to include 8 of the standard connectors because they are the most common. On the plus side, even if you require a seventh connector, at the very least you can use the battery snap and still power the pedal, but this is a little less than elegant and probably not preferred by most people. In my case, I needed only 6, so I lucked out. I don't really plan on buying any Line6 modeling pedals, so the extra connectors for those are a bit useless to me, as is the mini-plug, but you never know.
I applaud Voodoo Labs for their excellent manual. It's short and to-the-point, but includes thorough instructions about setting up pedals and even safety warnings to prevent damage to any of your equipment, leaving no doubt as to whether you might be setting anything up incorrectly. It even includes advice about setting up the actual pedal board itself. Many manuals today are typically either incomplete or difficult to understand, and while there's not much to this unit, it outlines everything it has to and even goes a little beyond, and in my opinion it demonstrates a commitment to their customer that many companies lack. Voodoo's manual makes sure it has your back.
One of the nice touches about this product is that its height was kept short to allow it for fitting in a rack, if you so desire. And even though it only comes with certain connectors, Voodoo Labs can supply just about any connector you'd ever need, like if you wanted a longer length. I initially thought the lengths were a bit short, as I have my pedals sprawled out in a line, but they turned out to be plenty long enough (though I can imagine situations where a person might need longer).
I bought this from Musicians Friend for $170, and while the price is a bit steep, I think it's an invaluable piece of equipment, and is indispensable to my setup. It provides pure, clean power, simplifies the pedal setup, and makes for a much cleaner installation. Voodoo's manual suggests that their support is top-notch, and the unit oozes quality. I'm even more inclined to look into some of their effects pedals after owning the Pedal Power 2 Plus.
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Texte original anglais : Overall Opinion
The Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus is exactly what it sounds like: a power supply for multiple guitar pedals. Voodoo Labs states that each of the 8 9V outputs is completely isolated, short-circuit protected, and highly filtered and regulated to provide power that is free of hum and noise. I will venture to guess that most people using standard wall warts will probably benefit from lower noise by using this supply, as I did. Another benefit is actually ditching all those separate adapters and plugging everything in using one three-prong plug.
As stated previously, the Pedal Power 2 Plus features 8 outputs, which can be configured and used to supply power in several ways. The first four outputs can be used to supply Boss pedals that require ACA power adapters. Outputs 5 and 6 can be used to power Line6 modeling pedals, and outputs 7 and 8 allow voltage adjustments between 4V and 9V to simulate worn batteries. All outputs are configured for these options via a small set of DIP switches on the underside of the unit. There is also an AC auxiliary outlet with a max rating of 200W (they strongly warn not to plug your amplifier into it), which is nice for people with an oddball AC pedal like the Digitech Whammy which usually can't be supplied by a 9V pedal board supply.
This unit can even use two outputs together to power an 18V pedal, though the required connector is not included. And annoyingly enough, while there is a nice selection of connectors supplied, someone with a full pedal board is likely to require additional connectors. The 8 outputs can all be used as normal 9V, and since that is the most common means of powering pedals, it might seem likely that it would come with 8 connectors, but it only comes with 6. There are two additional connectors for Line6 modeling pedals that use a different barrel connector, a 9V battery snap that allows powering a pedal that doesn't have a jack, and 3.5mm mini-plug adaptor. For things like reverse-polarity barrel connectors and 18V connectors, the manual advises you to contact Voodoo Labs.
While it's nice to have a variety of connectors, to me it would make sense to include 8 of the standard connectors because they are the most common. On the plus side, even if you require a seventh connector, at the very least you can use the battery snap and still power the pedal, but this is a little less than elegant and probably not preferred by most people. In my case, I needed only 6, so I lucked out. I don't really plan on buying any Line6 modeling pedals, so the extra connectors for those are a bit useless to me, as is the mini-plug, but you never know.
I applaud Voodoo Labs for their excellent manual. It's short and to-the-point, but includes thorough instructions about setting up pedals and even safety warnings to prevent damage to any of your equipment, leaving no doubt as to whether you might be setting anything up incorrectly. It even includes advice about setting up the actual pedal board itself. Many manuals today are typically either incomplete or difficult to understand, and while there's not much to this unit, it outlines everything it has to and even goes a little beyond, and in my opinion it demonstrates a commitment to their customer that many companies lack. Voodoo's manual makes sure it has your back.
One of the nice touches about this product is that its height was kept short to allow it for fitting in a rack, if you so desire. And even though it only comes with certain connectors, Voodoo Labs can supply just about any connector you'd ever need, like if you wanted a longer length. I initially thought the lengths were a bit short, as I have my pedals sprawled out in a line, but they turned out to be plenty long enough (though I can imagine situations where a person might need longer).
I bought this from Musicians Friend for $170, and while the price is a bit steep, I think it's an invaluable piece of equipment, and is indispensable to my setup. It provides pure, clean power, simplifies the pedal setup, and makes for a much cleaner installation. Voodoo's manual suggests that their support is top-notch, and the unit oozes quality. I'm even more inclined to look into some of their effects pedals after owning the Pedal Power 2 Plus.
As stated previously, the Pedal Power 2 Plus features 8 outputs, which can be configured and used to supply power in several ways. The first four outputs can be used to supply Boss pedals that require ACA power adapters. Outputs 5 and 6 can be used to power Line6 modeling pedals, and outputs 7 and 8 allow voltage adjustments between 4V and 9V to simulate worn batteries. All outputs are configured for these options via a small set of DIP switches on the underside of the unit. There is also an AC auxiliary outlet with a max rating of 200W (they strongly warn not to plug your amplifier into it), which is nice for people with an oddball AC pedal like the Digitech Whammy which usually can't be supplied by a 9V pedal board supply.
This unit can even use two outputs together to power an 18V pedal, though the required connector is not included. And annoyingly enough, while there is a nice selection of connectors supplied, someone with a full pedal board is likely to require additional connectors. The 8 outputs can all be used as normal 9V, and since that is the most common means of powering pedals, it might seem likely that it would come with 8 connectors, but it only comes with 6. There are two additional connectors for Line6 modeling pedals that use a different barrel connector, a 9V battery snap that allows powering a pedal that doesn't have a jack, and 3.5mm mini-plug adaptor. For things like reverse-polarity barrel connectors and 18V connectors, the manual advises you to contact Voodoo Labs.
While it's nice to have a variety of connectors, to me it would make sense to include 8 of the standard connectors because they are the most common. On the plus side, even if you require a seventh connector, at the very least you can use the battery snap and still power the pedal, but this is a little less than elegant and probably not preferred by most people. In my case, I needed only 6, so I lucked out. I don't really plan on buying any Line6 modeling pedals, so the extra connectors for those are a bit useless to me, as is the mini-plug, but you never know.
I applaud Voodoo Labs for their excellent manual. It's short and to-the-point, but includes thorough instructions about setting up pedals and even safety warnings to prevent damage to any of your equipment, leaving no doubt as to whether you might be setting anything up incorrectly. It even includes advice about setting up the actual pedal board itself. Many manuals today are typically either incomplete or difficult to understand, and while there's not much to this unit, it outlines everything it has to and even goes a little beyond, and in my opinion it demonstrates a commitment to their customer that many companies lack. Voodoo's manual makes sure it has your back.
One of the nice touches about this product is that its height was kept short to allow it for fitting in a rack, if you so desire. And even though it only comes with certain connectors, Voodoo Labs can supply just about any connector you'd ever need, like if you wanted a longer length. I initially thought the lengths were a bit short, as I have my pedals sprawled out in a line, but they turned out to be plenty long enough (though I can imagine situations where a person might need longer).
I bought this from Musicians Friend for $170, and while the price is a bit steep, I think it's an invaluable piece of equipment, and is indispensable to my setup. It provides pure, clean power, simplifies the pedal setup, and makes for a much cleaner installation. Voodoo's manual suggests that their support is top-notch, and the unit oozes quality. I'm even more inclined to look into some of their effects pedals after owning the Pedal Power 2 Plus.
