I use a Voodoo Pedal Power 2 Plus and I'm happy with AC power so I have no need for this but really cool technology and cheap too. Very well done demo that deserves far more views. I went to a street fair type music event last weekend and saw a number of guitar players using two to five pedals with no pedal boards and just running on 9v batteries... seems like for those guys this would be a much better way to go. I can't imagine replacing batteries regularly in even three or four pedals anymore when there are other options now, even on cost alone it seems like it wouldn't take all that long to burn through $20 worth of 9v batteries which is what a rig like the one in this video costs.
Right on, thanks! I wouldn’t use this as my first choice for serious gigging, but if you have like a pedaltrain nano for grab-n-go, this would be a cheap alternative. Or, even as a backup to your expensive one (you never know!)
I have a pod 2.0, I’ll try it later and report back. You probably won’t be able to have both pedals on the same daisy chain without a lot of noise, but that’s just any daisy chain with a power hungry digital unit.
Actually, looking at the Line 6 info again, no it cannot power the POD. The POD requires AC power, this type of power supply only does DC power. So DO NOT TRY IT.
Awesome. been doing this for years, very handy when the venue's power is crap. no humming, no buzzing on batteries.
This is cool. Buskers might really dig this as well!
I use a Voodoo Pedal Power 2 Plus and I'm happy with AC power so I have no need for this but really cool technology and cheap too. Very well done demo that deserves far more views. I went to a street fair type music event last weekend and saw a number of guitar players using two to five pedals with no pedal boards and just running on 9v batteries... seems like for those guys this would be a much better way to go. I can't imagine replacing batteries regularly in even three or four pedals anymore when there are other options now, even on cost alone it seems like it wouldn't take all that long to burn through $20 worth of 9v batteries which is what a rig like the one in this video costs.
Right on, thanks! I wouldn’t use this as my first choice for serious gigging, but if you have like a pedaltrain nano for grab-n-go, this would be a cheap alternative. Or, even as a backup to your expensive one (you never know!)
Like the Evermore-ish riff
Pretty sure you meant Everlong, but yes, something about major 7th chords is fun to solo over, and doing my best to not get a copyright strike 👍
HEY!! those sounded nothing like my riffs.
Can i use that to my line6 pod 2.0 and mooer mini looper?
I have a pod 2.0, I’ll try it later and report back. You probably won’t be able to have both pedals on the same daisy chain without a lot of noise, but that’s just any daisy chain with a power hungry digital unit.
Actually, looking at the Line 6 info again, no it cannot power the POD. The POD requires AC power, this type of power supply only does DC power. So DO NOT TRY IT.
@@Chucksguitargeekery Thank you so much.
Next level powering it with a potato!!
SO COULD I plug my usb power bank into MY voodoo power board and power my pedal board????? i have like 4 pedals????
What kind of power input does the voodoo board have?
@@Chucksguitargeekery well it has this tube plug 9v. If I unplug that and insert a USB to 9v then I can plug into the USB power bank??