Pedaltrain Nano - PS options

[Twigman]

Making a Nano based board (tuner+chorus+compressor is all I need) for the fly away gigs - the PT Junior is just too big for my hand luggage.
I have a Nano on order so have not been able to measure it.

What power supplies will fit under the board of a PT Nano?

[steve]

I used this one with a nano

[url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/diago-ps10-micropower9-pedalboard-power-supply/53929?gclid=CPbbg4LW_LcCFeTLtAodciwAYA"]http://www.gak.co.uk/en/diago-ps10-micropower9-pedalboard-power-supply/53929?gclid=CPbbg4LW_LcCFeTLtAodciwAYA[/url]

[HazBeen]

The nano is very small and very low, not much will fit below. I went with a OneSpot + daisy chain in the end.

[plunkrock]

I'm daisy chain-ing it as well, no issues but not using anything that needs too much juice.

[Twigman]

I don't want to daisy chain it.
I'd like isolated supplies.
On my PT Jr I use a T-rex Chameleon but I'm certain that would be too big for the Nano.

I understand the FT Junior will fit with a little modding (shaving the right angle connectors) but I don't really want to mod....

Anyone used a Gigrig generator? I think that would fit without any mods.
How many 9V outputs does it have?
Would I need a Gigrig distributor too?

Edited June 24, 2013 by Twigman

[Happy Jack]

[quote name='Twigman' timestamp='1372088771' post='2121408']
I don't want to daisy chain it.
I'd like isolated supplies.

[/quote]

I suspect you're going to struggle with that.

I've tried using my Nano in a variety of ways. Daisy-chaining is OK, but frankly it's so small that it's WAY more effective & neater if you use either battery-powered pedals, or something that can use phantom power from the PA.

[umcoo]

Not isolated, but Pedaltrain are due to come out with the Volto - a rechargable power supply designed to fit under the Nano and Mini boards. It's been on the cards for ages and no release date yet.

[url="http://pedaltrain.com/products/power/volto.php"]http://pedaltrain.com/products/power/volto.php[/url]

[Guest FretNoMore]

I'm voting for 1Spot - quite small, and quite powerful.

[umcoo]

Forgot to say, I use a Diago Micropower with mine

[LiamPodmore]

If i stick with my Nano i'll be strapping a Diago MicroPower9 under it. I think the GigRig stuff would fit but it's excessive for such a tin board.

Liam

[sk8]

http://www.thomann.de/gb/sanyo_eneloop_pedal_juice.htm

No experience but appears to be the same idea as the volto with more Ma although it may be two big on second thoughts!

Edited June 25, 2013 by sk8

[Twigman]

[quote name='sk8' timestamp='1372160051' post='2122267']
[url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/sanyo_eneloop_pedal_juice.htm"]http://www.thomann.d...pedal_juice.htm[/url]

No experience but appears to be the same idea as the volto with more Ma
[/quote]
That is too big to fit under the nano @ 43mm thick

[sk8]

[quote name='Twigman' timestamp='1372160203' post='2122273']

That is too big to fit under the nano @ 43mm thick
[/quote]

Yeah I realised that after posting it

[Guest FretNoMore]

I've seen some put slightly taller feet on their boards to make room underneath. Maybe an option.

[Twigman]

...just bought some 5mm Jack nuts, some M5 allen head bolts, some 25mm rubber cabinet feet and some 32mm cabinet feet

[BigBeatNut]

These two are both called power supplies, but I'm fairly sure that they're both merely isolation units providing many 9V outs, for a single 9V in, from another power supply that's bigger than the unit pictured (and may or may not be included).

If it's isolation you want, these may be part of the answer.

[url="http://www.amazon.com/One-Control-Micro-Distro-Supply/dp/B00AKGQ238"]http://www.amazon.com/One-Control-Micro-Distro-Supply/dp/B00AKGQ238[/url]

[url="http://www.loopersparadise.de/en/pro.php?p=712"]http://www.loopersparadise.de/en/pro.php?p=712[/url]