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 Post subject: Voodoo lab power 2 voltage questions.
PostPosted: Sun May 13, 2012 11:57 am 
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Hello Mr Voodoo Lab,

I am going to buy one of your Voodoo Lab PP2+ for my new pedaltrain one pedal board. I have two main questions before i buy it,

1) I have actually a Pigtronix Disnortion that requires 9-18vdc and also a T-Rex DC Voltage Doubler, can i plug two outputs from the voodoo lab and combine them with that cable so i can supply my Pigtronix ?
(P.S. It is said that the pedal can work on 9V but it's not recommended)

2) As I have 8 pedals in all and if the pigtronix requires two outputs from the voodoo lab, can I connect one of my pedal with my Boss Tu-3 output so I have all my pedals in one and no need to add a boss ac or something else ?


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 Post subject: Re: Voodoo lab power 2 voltage questions.
PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2012 6:07 pm 
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1) To power your Disnortion use Pedal Power 2 Plus output 5 or 6, DIP switch set AWAY from NORMAL and one of the all black (standard polarity) cables supplied. Or, use the voltage doubler cable you describe in outputs 5 and 6, DIP switches set NORMAL.

2) Yes, you can use the output on the tuner as you describe. Or, you might consider using our output splitter adapter.

Our output splitter adapter (part# PPAV $6.00ea.) is a 6 inch Y cable that connects with 1 Pedal Power DC output jack converting it into 2 output jacks. This allows the connection of 2 cables to power 2 effects/pedals from this single DC output.

Note: Pedals powered from the output splitter adapter must be standard polarity (center negative) and their combined current draw cannot exceed the current limit of the output to which the output splitter adapter is connected. Also, one lead of output splitter adapter has its ground lifted  to prevent the ground loop hum/buzz  typically caused by daisy chaining.

You can order our cables and adapters online.

To do so, please visit our Cable Purchase web page.
Here is the link: http://www.voodoolab.com/shop/index.php?cPath=22

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Ben Resnick
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