one-spot...pleasantly surprised

[lv]

I've read of some noise issues, also read that you should not use a daisy chain type adaptor with the aquavibe - happy to report I'm running the following off the one-spot, with no noise issues (I even a/b'd the one-spot with the dedicated adaptor that came with the aquavibe):

area 51 wah
durham sexdrive
foxrox aquavibe
lovekraft pusher
lovekraft mojodrive
lovekraft chupacabra
retrosonic analog delay

 

[cjs42079]

Same here - I'm pleasantly surprised. I just picked one up as an addition to my PP2. Now I'm able to power a total of 13 pedals on my Pedaltrain 2 and I can fit the One Spot underneath and plug it directly in to the open power spot on the PT2. I also have some more freedom as to the placement of my pedals because the daisy chain is so long in between pedals! I'm happy about no longer needing to use a couple "special" adapters and have a power strip hanging off the front of my board.


I'm powering these 5 pedals with the One Spot and they all work fine with no noise or tone suck:
MXR Dynacomp
BYOC Big Muff
Boss GE-7 (which ironically DOESN'T work with my PP2)
Digitech Hardwire Chorus
True Bypass Looper

 

[HBob]

I like mine, too. No issues here.

 

[Moe45673]

I've been using a godlyke power-all for years to power 9 pedals. Great buy

 

[73171]

I had a one-spot that was noisy so I returned it. Bought another one this year and it's fine.

I'm running off the one -spot:
2 Digitech Hardwire Overdrives (I stack 'em)
Digitech Hardwire Valve Distortion
Little Big Muff
Boss 7-band EQ

 

[blackba]

My power-alls have worked great for me. Much less noise than the Signal flex PS-9's I used to use. They are small enough I carry one as a backup.

 

[shawnshack]

Had mine for several months and love it!!! Powering the pedals in my signature. I've also had an SansAmp Gt2, Visual Sound Route 66, and Line 6 DL4 (not all at once), and had no issue with those either. I get no noise or problems. I'm convinced that those having problems must be getting bad ones or have them hooked up wrong (not sure how they could do that). I'm sure there are some that it might have problems with, but I would assume that most people would be very happy with one. They are also cheap enough that you could keep a spare around .

 

[monty]

No issues with mine, but am using a brick now because a couple pedals run off 18v.

 

[eyeball987]

I picked one up last year and have not had any issues with it. I am running a Tone Press, Micro Amp, and a Trans OD with it now. I have also had a Bad Monkey and a Dano Surf & Turf on there at one time.

 

[thetangmang]

All the issues I had with mine were with my DD-20 not getting enough juice and causing hum.

 

[shawnshack]

I'm powering a dd-20 with no issues

 

[Bobby D]

I've been using a godlyke power-all for years to power 9 pedals. Great buy

me too! my godlyke power-all has been with me for many years, and has never let me down. it has been around longer than any of my pedals!

 

[markw1980]

I've been using the same 1-Spot for 4 years with absolutely no trouble. It's probably the most consistent piece of gear I own.

 

[Jman60]

No noise issues with either of the two 1-Spots I own. Used them for a
few years now.

 

[EricPeterson]

I just recently noticed some sound issues with mine, when running a few pedals in the effects loop I get a ground hum and my Vibe ticks when a drive pedal is set to high gain, but for the price I will just buy another onespot to create a different ground loop for the effect loop pedals and I could buy a third I guess to power the vibe. In all I would still be less than than the cost of a Pedal Power.

 

[Chthullu]

I'm powering a dd-20 with no issues

Same here

 

[PatrickE_FenderADV]

I just bought one... I'm going to be powering a DD-20 with it and a TS9, BD2, CR7, Crybaby and a Pitchblack. I'm praying I don't have any issues.

 

[schenkadere]

I've been using a godlyke power-all for years to power 9 pedals. Great buy

+1...it's a great value...works perfectly.

 

[sodapopinski]

yup, works great... i use one to run my pedaltrain jr. On my PT Pro i use a PP2, but use one of the outputs with a daisy chain so i can power additional pedals.

 

[ddsl401]

Mine powers six pedals. No problems no extra unwanted noises.