Quick Voodoo Lab power brick question...

SoundOfOneHandSlapping

SoundOfOneHandSlapping

Sep 5, 2014
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Can I plug this:
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Into the back of this:
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in order to power two more Voodoo Lab pedal power 2 plus units?

I'm just trying to tidy up the underside of my board. With three power bricks, it would be nice to only have one chord running to the wall. I just wanted to make sure this wouldn't damage any equipment. Thanks
 
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SoundOfOneHandSlapping said:
Can I plug this:
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Into the back of this:View attachment 2857718

in order to power two more Voodoo Lab pedal power 2 plus units?

I'm just trying to tidy up the underside of my board. With three power bricks, it would be nice to only have one chord running to the wall. I just wanted to make sure this wouldn't damage any equipment. Thanks
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Are you talking about using that plug, plugged into a wall, and then into two power supplies?

OR

Are you asking about plugging that cord into the AC out of one Pedal Power 2 and then into 2 more Pedal Power 2’s?

The first example should work, i dont know that the second example will as the PP2 ac out doesnt provide the same power as a wall outlet does. I would look into that further if thats what you want to do.
 
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96Brigadier said:
Are you talking about using that plug, plugged into a wall, and then into two power supplies?

OR

Are you asking about plugging that cord into the AC out of one Pedal Power 2 and then into 2 more Pedal Power 2’s?

The first example should work, i dont know that the second example will as the PP2 ac out doesnt provide the same power as a wall outlet does. I would look into that further if thats what you want to do.
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I’m looking to power two additional voodoo lab power units from the AC out in the initial voodoo lab unit. Daisy chaining, I suppose.
 
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SoundOfOneHandSlapping said:
I’m looking to power two additional voodoo lab power units from the AC out in the initial voodoo lab unit. Daisy chaining, I suppose.
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Hopefully someone with electronics experience will chime in... if i remember right at 120 Volts the 200 watt output of the Voodoo will provide up to 1667 mA (200/120). I don’t think thats enough to power two more Voodoo given they have 1000 mA of total output each, but I also dont know how the outputs being 9 volts helps or hinders.

I believe the first response in this thread read your post to be my first example which is why if it were me I’d look for another opinion. If a person doesnt have a Voodoo they wouldn’t know there is a 200 watt AC output.
 
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