Power Supplies for Pedal Boards

[jubal81]

If you have the space for it, what would be wrong with using something like those Sure DC power supplies for Class D stereos?

12 volt output and, get this, 8.5 amps of power! I'd love to see an effects set up that could use all that.
You can get them on eBay for $36 including shipping.



http://goo.gl/bsTsF

[TNblueshawk]

PP2 for me. Heck I have 2 of them on my non DIY pedal board. I would do it all over again too money wise as they are solid and can be adapted to 18v pedals etc... Awesome product if you have the coin.

[Guitar Master]

I use a small-wart 125 from smallbear and it works great!

[nzCdog]

I bought an R-Core transformer off Ebay a while ago to build a PSU... it has 4 secondaries 12Vx2 and 18x2 800mA and 650mA respectively.  R-Core trannies are ultra clean and compact compared to the other types. The plan is to build a supply for the whole board... currently I'm using a Boss PSA-100 for 9 Pedals and the TC Electronic PSU for my delay.  My board is pretty quiet I just want a tidier setup and some more grunt to try different pedals

[Willybomb]

On my main board, I have a 1spot and Blackstar PSU, but on my grab and go board, the 4 pedals are powered by a 9.6 volt 2800mah RC battery.

[gtr2]

Can someone help me out with this statement by voodoo labs...

"With 4 completely isolated, filtered, and regulated output sections, Pedal Power Digital keeps your pedals dead quiet and free from high-frequency noise that occurs with digital "switching" power supplies."

It's referring to their soon to be released Pedal Power Digital.
http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_digital.htm

The orange text is what I'm confused about.  Is it marketing hype or something I don't understand?

Josh