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markedymark
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in singapore, as far as i remember only sweelee brought it in. other than that. you're better off ordering from musicians friend. or just get the MXR dc brick from sweelee
KennethC
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Yo Dan,
me too. Looking for some powersuppy unit as well, if the deal is good. Quite a bit of money to plonk down for something that 2 1spots can do, but I'm thinkin it will be a more elegant solution with less/no hum. My 1spots currently hum. Might be cos they share power source with several other loads.
Yeah pls let us know if there's an opening for the PP2, or any other powersupply unit. I heard the custom ones in Sgp aren't cheap as well, is it true? =)
Cheers
me too. Looking for some powersuppy unit as well, if the deal is good. Quite a bit of money to plonk down for something that 2 1spots can do, but I'm thinkin it will be a more elegant solution with less/no hum. My 1spots currently hum. Might be cos they share power source with several other loads.
Yeah pls let us know if there's an opening for the PP2, or any other powersupply unit. I heard the custom ones in Sgp aren't cheap as well, is it true? =)
Cheers
I suffer from hum when using 1 x 1Spot during gigs/rehearsals. Its irritating. And the drifting that causes my drive tone to change is irritating-er!
KennethC, i'll check some out, and revert to you... or you do the same lah... i'm very keen on getting it... and a strobostomp... and other misc. things.
The local ones aren't expensive IMO, its an honest work anyway... and I'll pay for it... its just that the modders are busy or they can't find the right/best transformer for the job.
KennethC, i'll check some out, and revert to you... or you do the same lah... i'm very keen on getting it... and a strobostomp... and other misc. things.
The local ones aren't expensive IMO, its an honest work anyway... and I'll pay for it... its just that the modders are busy or they can't find the right/best transformer for the job.
Not checking it up yet...
KennethC
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Just to share specs from the voodoolab pp2 manual:
Specifications
Input: IEC connector
120V 60Hz (North America)
100V 60Hz (Japan)
230V 50/60Hz (Europe/Australia)
so we CAN use it here w/o a transformer!
Outputs: 5.5x2.1mm barrel connectors center negative
Eight 9VDC 100mA regulated
Four selectable to 12.3V (Boss ACA)
Two selectable to 200mA (Line6)
Two adjustable sag 4 to 9V
Short circuit protected.
Physical: 6” wide x 3.4” deep x 1.75” tall (152x86x45mm)
Weight 2 lbs. (0.9 kg).
Special: Toroidal power transformer.
Auxiliary AC outlet, 200 watts max.\
Specifications
Input: IEC connector
120V 60Hz (North America)
100V 60Hz (Japan)
230V 50/60Hz (Europe/Australia)
so we CAN use it here w/o a transformer!
Outputs: 5.5x2.1mm barrel connectors center negative
Eight 9VDC 100mA regulated
Four selectable to 12.3V (Boss ACA)
Two selectable to 200mA (Line6)
Two adjustable sag 4 to 9V
Short circuit protected.
Physical: 6” wide x 3.4” deep x 1.75” tall (152x86x45mm)
Weight 2 lbs. (0.9 kg).
Special: Toroidal power transformer.
Auxiliary AC outlet, 200 watts max.\
Gearjunkie
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no you cant.
uh no you cant. just to share something from the voodoolabs website.
Important!
The Pedal Power 2 Plus is manufactured to operate from a specific supply voltage. There are three different models which accept 100V, 120V or 240V mains. All units sold in North America are for 120V only. You cannot operate a 120V Pedal Power using 240V power without the correct step down transformer. The supply voltage is marked on the bottom of the unit.
your probably reading from a europe voltage PP2 manual. doh.
KennethC said:
uh no you cant. just to share something from the voodoolabs website.
Important!
The Pedal Power 2 Plus is manufactured to operate from a specific supply voltage. There are three different models which accept 100V, 120V or 240V mains. All units sold in North America are for 120V only. You cannot operate a 120V Pedal Power using 240V power without the correct step down transformer. The supply voltage is marked on the bottom of the unit.
your probably reading from a europe voltage PP2 manual. doh.
5stringwonder
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ok. Resurrecting an old thread coz I'm thinking of getting PP2+ from the States. Anyone has tried operating a 110V PP2+ with a stepdown transformer? Any issues? Also, any recommendations on a light-weight step-down transformer?
I've done a search before, the European versions usually retail for about ~€190.00, shipping another €20 or thereabouts. You'll get some shipping savings on group orders, but not that much IIRC. Was about to get one myself then got too busy. If you're interested, maybe just post here.
From xe.com
1.00 EUR = 2.16146 SGD
1.00 GBP = 2.81326 SGD
From I last checked, the EUR went up, was under 2 around end-07. Add ~10% for your favourite credit card company's spread.
From xe.com
1.00 EUR = 2.16146 SGD
1.00 GBP = 2.81326 SGD
From I last checked, the EUR went up, was under 2 around end-07. Add ~10% for your favourite credit card company's spread.
jdawg
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bedokkids
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wow.. wait a min.. what's the purpose of an isolated output?
for which pedal specifically?
