Does a 14 pedal power supply exist ?

[rreiser]

I know its a little excessive but I need to power 14 pedals. What do you recommend ? thanks

[bandofthieves™]

powered 24 Boss pedals off a 1spot for about 5 years,45 hours a week.BUT They never moved,they were on display.

[DraggAmps]

You can always get a PP2+, which powers 8, and a PP Iso-5, which powers 6. If my math is correct, that equals 14

[jondkang]

You can always run a small daisy chains off of PP2+ outlets as long as you're careful about amperage!

[baggas]

I'm running 14 off my CIOKS DC-10 including a couple each of Strymon and TC Nova pedals, and I reckon I could probably squeeze another low amp stompbox or 2 in there without any problem.
CIOKS is awesome.


Boomerang is the only one on there not powered by the CIOKS

[stinkfoot]

Currently powering 13 from (IIRC) six isolated outputs on the power supply. The PP2+ was mentioned, and while it has 8 outputs, you can easily run a couple of pedals off each output. As long as the pedal pair's combined current draw doesn't exceed the capacity of the output they are run from, it's fine.

[Agitator]

Originally Posted by rreiser

I know its a little excessive but I need to power 14 pedals. What do you recommend ? thanks

I ran twelve pedals off my OneSpot the other day. Works fine if you don't exceed the total current available, and none of the pedals are finicky. Two 8-way daisy chains would give you fifteen plugs and some high level of current that should be fine if you don't have a lot of digital pedals.

[Godspeed64]

Here:


And maybe this:

[73171]

The Diago Powerstation can do it.
It's output is 3000mA !




http://www.diago.co.uk/pedal-power/powerstation/

[Lightningrt]

Gig Rig Generator and various other products including virtual batteries.

Fabulous!

http://www.thegigrig.com/acatalog/power_solutions.html

[JRC4558Dude]

Originally Posted by Godspeed64

Here:


And maybe this:

WOW!!! Never see this guy before!! Looks like they're made in Poland. Any English info? North American distributors????

EDIT: Only available in a 220 volt version??? Booooo!

[Jahn]

PP2+ is fine with Y-cables to split off to two pedals. So add as many more pedals as you like that way.

[bandofthieves™]

http://networkedblogs.com/iE4Pv

[DraggAmps]

Originally Posted by Jahn

PP2+ is fine with Y-cables to split off to two pedals. So add as many more pedals as you like that way.

This is true. As much as we like to get high and mighty with our cool power supply's, there's no reason not to use a splitter or even a daisy chain, in lots of situations. If you do it carefully, you will literally not gain any noise. Most dirt pedals can be daisy chained and are just fine. Just try to keep your other effects separate from dirt.

I am considering getting an Iso-5 to add to my PP2+, but only for the added flexibility (more pedals can be run at 12 volts, 18 volt outlet, more outlets for high current pedals, etc). Right now I keep a couple dirt pedals on their own outlets because I like them at 12 volts, but I run several more dirt pedals, a compressor, and a tuner all on a single outlet and there's no extra noise. No reason not to daisy chain if you're not introducing noise. But I realize it makes us sad to daisy chain when we dropped quite a bit of money on something just to power out pedals separately and cleanly/quietly.

[Tweeker]

Originally Posted by rreiser

I know its a little excessive but I need to power 14 pedals. What do you recommend ? thanks

By carefully choosing which pedals work in a daisy chain, I've got
18 pedals powered using 7 outputs from one PP2.