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Topic: voodoo power supply to pedal board !!

voodoo lab pedal power 2 plus or voodoo Pedal Power ISO-5 ???
Any advice ??? I have few pedals that should go with that , but what is The difference ???
Can you have analog pedal & à line 6 rack or pod throught this power supply ????
Or just analog pedal ???
I have DD-3,MXR Micro Flanger & Dyna Comp & Distortion + & TS 808 Tube Screamer and JB Fuzz Face
Thanks for any reply
Loic

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  • From: Ridgeland, MS
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Re: voodoo power supply to pedal board !!

PP 2+ all the way. More versatile, and yes you can run digital pedals.

  • Registered: 2010-05-21
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2+ and end of discussion:-)

  • From: York, PA
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The Iso 5 doesn't have the extra ac plug on the back like the PP2 does.  That comes in handy if you want to power certain pedals that Only use their OWN power adapter.  Otherwise, if you're only using it for a small pedal tray in a rack case, the smaller, ISO 5 will save you some space.  Just make sure the only pedals you're going to be using will work with it.  Both units will power pretty much any effect pedal, even the line 6 dl4 for example.  Doesn't matter if you're running a fuzz or OD, delay, they all will be powered perfectly noiseless with both units.  If you're using for a pedalboard, stick with the PP2. -S

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Have a look at Gigrig.com, it blows away voodoo labs (we got through 3 in a short period of time), a lot more versatile and solid, been touring one hard for a while now.

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Re: voodoo power supply to pedal board !!

roadcrew66 wrote:

voodoo lab pedal power 2 plus or voodoo Pedal Power ISO-5 ???
Any advice ??? I have few pedals that should go with that , but what is The difference ???
Can you have analog pedal & à line 6 rack or pod throught this power supply ????
Or just analog pedal ???
I have DD-3,MXR Micro Flanger & Dyna Comp & Distortion + & TS 808 Tube Screamer and JB Fuzz Face
Thanks for any reply
Loic

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Re: voodoo power supply to pedal board !!

Best to check the pedals mfg's recommendations but the PP2 will handle your needs.

  • From: Burlington, Ont Canada
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PP2+

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Following this thread with interest.  I just researched the PP2+ and found out that whilst this power supply sells for around $160 in the US, it sells for around $320 (!!) here in Australia.  Wow!

I doesn't seem like I can order one from the US like I normally do, because it looks like the unit does not have a universal 120/240V input and has to be customised for locality!  Shame...

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  • From: Ridgeland, MS
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Cioks DC10

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Devan wrote:

Following this thread with interest.  I just researched the PP2+ and found out that whilst this power supply sells for around $160 in the US, it sells for around $320 (!!) here in Australia.  Wow!

I doesn't seem like I can order one from the US like I normally do, because it looks like the unit does not have a universal 120/240V input and has to be customised for locality!  Shame...

Same here in Europe. I paid the equivalent of almost $300 (despite the very favourable $ exchange rate). Annyoing, but I haven't regretted buying it. It's fab. No hiss, no hum at all, all pedals are dead quiet. Works a treat even with fussy pedals like the Holy Grail plus.

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I have the PP2 its awesome!

  • From: N.Wales, UK
  • Registered: 2009-03-06
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GigRig - The Generator. Look them up.

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I have a Voodoo P2+ as well.. almost need another one smile

Never heard of this GigRig stuff before.. don't know way the secrecy around their web site here in this thread..
you can't go www on that gigrig thing..
I think that was their old URL address that won't forward.
Found the new one if anyone is interested.


http://www.thegigrig.com/acatalog/PS_Mo … ystem.html

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No secrecy in the gigrig - Daniel is one of the real good guys. Look at his Pro switching systems...the great guys use them. Daniel is a tone fiend and has his own great setup as a player - he designs every bit of kit that he would - and does - use himself (uses the Lazy J stuff too). If you're in the UK especially...head there...you'll be leaving VL behind.