one transformer for sevral pedal

[benfox]

Hi
I'm searching for one transformer able to work for sevral pedal at the same time cause i'm fed up with batteries.
I don't really want to make something DIY for because i don't like 220v (i live in france i'm not under 110v)
Maybe just change an existing transformer to make it able to work with sevral units.
My problem is that i have boss units diy units and other one like ibanez. Is it hard to mmake it work great without having trouble of hum or burnig pedals.
I had a lot of rechargeable batteries but that's quite expensive and very boring to use.
Please help me i'm shure you ve got a stuff for it.
I've seen the spyder pedalboard power supply and it's a bit difficult to me... Maybe something like this could be buy...
I'm ready to put money in it cause i spend so much in batteries....
Have a nice day
benfox

[Connoisseur of Distortion]

my board is powered by a box with a large power adapter running into it. inside, i have a ton of jacks daisy chained together. it gets the job done, allowing 9v to spread through all of the pedals.

[benfox]

thanx i'm glad for you but what is this power adapter It is what i'm really looking for !

[RDV]

thanx i'm glad for you but what is this power adapter It is what i'm really looking for !

One of these attached to a number of paralleled jacks.


RDV

[benfox]

Ok but i live in france so i use 220v does it work too

[RDV]

Ok but i live in france so i use 220v does it work too

If they sell them there they do.

RDV

[gez]

I use a Boss too and they're very good, but I recently bought a Uniross Uni 1200R which can provide a max of 1.2 A current and voltage is variable (max 12V min 1.5V).  Cheap and quiet.

[RDV]

This link describes the concept of using one adapter to run many pedals.

Here is my little way of making a noisy non-regulated adapter work quietly and at the right voltage.

HTH

RDV

[benfox]

Thank you very much
I'm going to try those stuff right now
Have a nice day