Slightly OT rack Q

[Holy Diver]

Hi all,

I am currently assembling a rack and have a question about how it power it.

At the moment it has the following:

Rack Decimator - 9V AC
RJM Rg16 - 9V AC or 12 V DC
G-Major
MXR 10-band EQ - 18V DC
Maxon OD808 - 9V DC

The G-major has a standard IEC connection. The rest have external PSUs.

Is there a product (preferably that only takes a single rack-space) that will allow me to power each of these without needing their individual PSUs?

I was looking at a Furman M-10X E, but it appears that I will need the PSUs for this to work.

Also I will be using 230V....

I'd appreciate any advice!

Thanks.

 

[4x4uk]

have a look at the modtone powerplant, it will fit in a half rack space and should cope with all that lot. Admitedly you will have to make up some brackets to mount it in a rack, but its not difficult

http://www.modtone-effects.com/Power-Pl ... e-En1.html

 

[MartinCliffe]

I have similarly obscure powering requirements... It's not rackmountable (but it'll go fine on your pedal shelf) but the Burkey Flatliner Pro was the one power supply that met all my needs.

 

[Holy Diver]

Thanks. Will check them out

I was looking at maybe getting both the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power and AC Pedal Power but if one unit can do both it will be a bonus

 

[bkrumme]

I'm a little late to the party, but you may also want to check out the T-Rex FuelTank Chameleon.

 

[qtcustom]

I would strongly recommend the MXR/CAE power supply. It will handle all your needs with taps to spare, comes with rackmount brackets and faceplate, and is only a bit more than a Voodoo labs Pedal Power. I love mine...