Pedal powering options

[Winny Pooh]

Nothing cheap will really be an improvement. I have heard the Diago is good but have no experince with it. You need a voodoo labs pedal power ultimately, nothing else is as quiet, it removed noise that I for years had thought to be "normal".
I would buy that rather than more pedals.

[zaiata]

Voodoo Lab is the way to go.
The combination of a Pedal train / Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus will provide you with a solid good solution.
After tinkering around with cheap power chains and all kind of pedal board, I found out that investing in this solution is totally worthy.

[Joe Porto]

Pedal Power will do 9, 12, 18 or 24 volts, but for 18/24 requires using 2 outlets.

But you can still daisychain some pedals with the PP using splitters. I'm sure all 3 TC pedals have enough filtering that you can power them with a 1>3 splitter.

As for the Cry Baby, powering it may add a bit of noise....I keep my wah off the board and power it by battery.

Some germanium pedals don't like to be powered either. I have a Rangemaster clone that has a bad hiss when powered, but I use a Virtual Battery from the GigRig (it's a DC isolation transformer), and it works fine.

[Igotsoul4u]

voodoo lab pedal power plus 2. win. I love mine.

[Nickurso]

Originally Posted by Igotsoul4u

voodoo lab pedal power plus 2. win. I love mine.

I agree voodoo lab best way to go

[Aidan1994]

if you're on a tight budget the best for the money i have came across and i use personally is a Diago Powerstation, really nicely put together and only cost me about £60, came with a daisy chain. Really good for the price mate.

[Bassphil]

I'm happy with my Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus. I'm thinking that it will be the last one I ever have to buy, but we'll see.

[Stevil]

Power supplies

[davet]

I have a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power2, works great for me. You might want to look at the Voodoo Labs Mondo.