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Light for pedal board

Discussion in 'Effects, Pedals, Strings & Things' started by tfire, Apr 7, 2005.

  1. Apr 7, 2005 #1
    tfire

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    I want to find a small light I can put on my pedal board - preferably a gooseneck low light level one. It would need to be powered from a PedalPower2.

    Anyone know of something like that?
     
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    jokerjkny

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    wow, what a great idea.

    think i'll piggy back this one.
     
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    tiptone

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    There's lots of places that sell little USB lights similar to that for a laptop etc. USB gets (I think) 3.3V from the host so it shouldn't be too hard to figure out which pins to push the power to. Just a thought...
     
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    noodle_world

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    www.mojogear.com has them.

    Im planning on getting one soon. very smart idea.

    let me know how it turns out.

    noodle-
     
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    tfire

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    Thanks, everybody, the Littlite looks ideal. There's a UK distributor, which is convenient.

    One of these rackmount jobs would be useful too...
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    Rock-On!!

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    Did any one find anything that would work on your board?
    If so how is it mounted and powered?

    Any photos?
     
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    Don Rusk

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    I found some good alternatives at Office MAx and even the pro audio section at Guitar Center.......
     
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    Rock-On!!

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    Any updates on what you have found?
     
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    nashvillesteve

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    I will probably get one of these for a music stand that will become my melodica/delay unit/POG/HR-2 stand for fiddling while standing up... Thanks for the link.
     
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    Rock-On!!

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    Do you power it with standard AC?
     
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