Favorite pedalboard power supplies?

[lars]

I went the diy route.  Used the weber transformer for 8 isolated 9vdc outs @300ma, and 1 @2A.. I don't think I'll ever need another power supply.

I would second the DIY route. I basically used a higher-mA wallwart that I found to be quiet, dremeled it open, and added in another circuit board with a 12v regulator for my delay, flanger, chorus pedals (all the power hungry ones). It looks like garbage (black electrical tape), but it does the trick very quietly. For overdrive/fuzz/distortion, I strictly use batteries. A 9v battery in something like a Big Muff or Fuzz Face seems to last forever, and it's impossible to get any noise from dirty power.

[Justus]

I went the diy route.  Used the weber transformer for 8 isolated 9vdc outs @300ma, and 1 @2A.. I don't think I'll ever need another power supply.

"weber transformer"?  Link, or shed some more light on this project?  I'm interested...

[irmcdermott]

"weber transformer"?  Link, or shed some more light on this project?  I'm interested...

https://taweber.powweb.com/store/pdlxfmr.gif

it's pretty big. i think i have one laying around, meant to build one but never got around to it. i can look around my bench later. but they are only like $25 new. they make both 120V and 240V versions.

[blearyeyes]

"weber transformer"?  Link, or shed some more light on this project?  I'm interested...

https://taweber.powweb.com/store/pdlxfmr.gif

it's pretty big. i think i have one laying around, meant to build one but never got around to it. i can look around my bench later. but they are only like $25 new. they make both 120V and 240V versions.

But this doesn't get you 12 or 18 volts right?
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