Setting up a One Spot (what to buy) and Micro POG

[MikeNiteRail]

So if I get the $20ish dollar One Spot, does it have the daisy chain? I've heard you have to be careful with a Micro POG and the power supply. Will it work with that?

 

[GASattack]

This is probably totally useless info, seeing it is so outdated, but when One-spots were first coming out, I had to buy my daisy chain seperately.

As far as working with the EHX pedal, I have no idea there ... I just know with the EHX stuff Ive had, some of them were a little cranky when it came to using aftermarket power supplies.

Sorry, disregard everthing Ive said, as Ive not had my coffee yet this morning ...

Kevin

 

[corbs]

You can buy the 1-spot with or without the daisy chain, and I have no problems at all powering a micro pog (and about 10 others) with it.

Great product.

 

[FLYING V 83]

It'll power the Micro Pog just fine, but you may notice some white noise or "whine" with it. Typically, sensitive digital pedals work best with isolated power supplies like the PP2+. They tend to pick up noise when daisy-chained.

 

[MikeNiteRail]

Thanks! My buddy loaned me one, but it doesn't have the daisy chain. He said you can only chain them if you use a pedal with a power out like a tuner. That doesn't seem right. Any info?

 

[FLYING V 83]

Thanks! My buddy loaned me one, but it doesn't have the daisy chain. He said you can only chain them if you use a pedal with a power out like a tuner. That doesn't seem right. Any info?

You can buy the daisy chain separately.
It will power 5 pedals, none of which need to have their own power out like a TU2. You can hook 2 or more chains together & power up to 20 pedals with one One Spot. Like I said though, you'll probably get some noise.

 

[MikeNiteRail]

I got all excited to try this out, but the daisy chain doesn't attach to the 1 Spot. I am thinking it is just a daisy chain and not the 1 Spot daisy chain. I borrowed the stuff from a friend and can go out and just buy the correct one, assuming I am correct. Any help?

 

[PatrickE_FenderADV]

I think the full kit (adptr and chain/cord) is only $35 at GC... I figured what the heck and tried it out... no looking back now! Powers my entire board with zero noise.