Digitech FreqOut
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
But the separate wall wart is just silly....means I can't run it on my main board, which was entirely the idea. Bugger.
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
If you have a decent isolated supply it should have a high current output you could use for it, or get a current doubler cable and run it off two isolated outputs 
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Might need another juice box
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
It still worked, just had more floor noise than i like. I was using cheap wall warts and a cheap daisy chain, and the power in the shop is nasty. All adds up to noise. Isolating it helped, thats all. A decent power supply or daisy chain will fix it.
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Got this in stock at my shop: http://www.familymusic.co.nz/product/di ... out-pedal/
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Arrived - aaaand it's kids hockey night so I'll have to wait.
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Had a moment of buyers remorse and nearly ditched mine. Thanks Jim for allowing me to come to my senses. Used it at band practice last night......
It's going on the board...like permanently.
Anybody got suggestions for a power supply? I have a spare Fuel Tank Junior but it only has 120ma outputs.
I suppose I could add it to my board and take one of the 400ma outs from the Hot Stone which is currently powering 3 pedals...
Do not want to deal with wall warts if at all possible.
It's going on the board...like permanently.
Anybody got suggestions for a power supply? I have a spare Fuel Tank Junior but it only has 120ma outputs.
I suppose I could add it to my board and take one of the 400ma outs from the Hot Stone which is currently powering 3 pedals...Do not want to deal with wall warts if at all possible.
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Junior has isolated outputs so you could use a current doubler cable (or any daisy chain cable for that matter) to run it off two outputs, surely that would be sufficient?Slowy wrote:Had a moment of buyers remorse and nearly ditched mine. Thanks Jim for allowing me to come to my senses. Used it at band practice last night......
It's going on the board...like permanently.
Anybody got suggestions for a power supply? I have a spare Fuel Tank Junior but it only has 120ma outputs.
Do not want to deal with wall warts if at all possible.
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Freqout needs 300. I see a problem.jeremyb wrote:Junior has isolated outputs so you could use a current doubler cable (or any daisy chain cable for that matter) to run it off two outputs, surely that would be sufficient?Slowy wrote: Fuel Tank Junior only has 120ma outputs.
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Car battery, shit load of amps - connect with no.8 and you'll be sweet!Slowy wrote:Freqout needs 300. I see a problem.jeremyb wrote:Junior has isolated outputs so you could use a current doubler cable (or any daisy chain cable for that matter) to run it off two outputs, surely that would be sufficient?Slowy wrote: Fuel Tank Junior only has 120ma outputs.
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
no wall wart involved... just sayin'...
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Grab a 4 way daisy chain cable and run it off 3 outlets thenSlowy wrote:Freqout needs 300. I see a problem.jeremyb wrote:Junior has isolated outputs so you could use a current doubler cable (or any daisy chain cable for that matter) to run it off two outputs, surely that would be sufficient?Slowy wrote: Fuel Tank Junior only has 120ma outputs.
yes I know thats a waste with only 5 outlets on the junior, but...Slowy wrote: That's the problem; everything rewarding is just such hard work. Regret takes much less effort.
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Iv got mine on the PT1250s isolated output. Yet to switch the board on since... will report back soon
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Re: Digitech FreqOut
Tweaked my board and freed up a 400ma from the Hot Stone. Figure if the board gets any bigger, I can add the Fuel Tank.jeremyb wrote:Grab a 4 way daisy chain cable and run it off 3 outlets thenSlowy wrote:Freqout needs 300. I see a problem.jeremyb wrote:
Junior has isolated outputs so you could use a current doubler cable (or any daisy chain cable for that matter) to run it off two outputs, surely that would be sufficient?
Freqout sounds fine running off the pedalboard's power supply.
Beyond a critical point within a finite space, freedom diminishes as numbers increase. This is as true of humans as it is of gas molecules in a sealed flask. The human question is not how many can possibly survive within the system, but what kind of existence is possible for those who so survive.