one power suply for three moogerfooger ?

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hi,
i look for a power suply solution for my pedal board.
wich contents 3 moogerfooger and others.

if someone have a solution…
i’m not sure about the traditional pedal power like voodoo lab or t.rex tank..

thank you.

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I use a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 with no problem. I have it running three Moogerfoogers, a CP-251, and two delay pedals (Boss and Maxon) all at the same time with no problems. The only drawback is that you need to order the special center-positive cables directly from Voodoo Labs (they don’t come standard with the unit). But in my experience their communication is good, shipping was fast, and prices were livable.

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The challenge is if you need to power pedals with higher current draw. I use the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 Plus for my Moog pedals, but I still have to use a separate power supply for the delay. I think the same might hold for the MuRF.

Bryan

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That could be … The ones on my board are a Lowpass Filter, Ring Mod, Freq Box, and CP-251. Others might draw more current than these.

5

Using an unregulated adapter with a rating of 800mA, I can daisy chain three pedals with out any noticeable overcurrent hum. For the units which have digital circuitry (MuRFs, maybe the clock on the 104SD(?)) I use an adapter with a regulator circuit (7809 + a few caps).

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I’m thinking about getting the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 Plus to run 6 MoogerFoogers: Ring, Freq, Phaser, Delay, & MuRF. What if any problems will exist barring of course the need to get reverse-polarity cables?

Does the MuRF & Delay REALLY have different requirements?

Since all outputs on the PP2 is isolated, there shouldn’t be any issues, right?

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The Delay definitely requires more amps than the pedal power can supply, and the murf is border line. Most of the others you shouldn’t have a problem with though.