Pedalboard and power supply
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donaldr
Well-known member
Re: Pedalboard and power supply
I recevied my Outlaw Effects Nomad rechargeable pedalboard (http://www.outlawguitareffects.com/accessories/nomad) last week. So it's a pedalboard with a built-in power supply (9v-12v,18v/24v) and a built-in 12500mah rechargeable battery. I have the small one for my bass rig, it's impressively light.
I recevied my Outlaw Effects Nomad rechargeable pedalboard (http://www.outlawguitareffects.com/accessories/nomad) last week. So it's a pedalboard with a built-in power supply (9v-12v,18v/24v) and a built-in 12500mah rechargeable battery. I have the small one for my bass rig, it's impressively light.
EmiAba
Active member
Re: Pedalboard and power supply
How does it work? Is there only one battery feeding all the pedals or each pedal has its own battery pack?
How does it work? Is there only one battery feeding all the pedals or each pedal has its own battery pack?
BaritoneVitoND
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Re: Pedalboard and power supply
I'm using a Temple Audio Trio 28 board with a Dunlop DC Brick for running power to my 9V pedals. I have a power strip on there as well for my Fractal AX8 and Powerstage 170 to go into. I also use a Pedaltrain Volto rechargeable power supply for my compact pedalboard that rules.
I'm using a Temple Audio Trio 28 board with a Dunlop DC Brick for running power to my 9V pedals. I have a power strip on there as well for my Fractal AX8 and Powerstage 170 to go into. I also use a Pedaltrain Volto rechargeable power supply for my compact pedalboard that rules.
donaldr
Well-known member
Re: Pedalboard and power supply
It's one 12500mAh battery feeding the (I assume) isolated power supply, both are hidden in the pedalboard frame. I assume the power supply is isolated because it has 4 sections: 3x9V 600mA, 4x9V 2000mA, 2x12V 1000mA and 1x18V/24V 500mA. Working very well, I can play for many hours without recharging (but I usually play connected at home).
