Power supply for multiple machines

Elektron Gear
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Wondering if anyone here has a suggestion for a pedalboard-like power supply for some machines.

I’d love to have something similar to one of these: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/1SpotProCS7 that would power an OT, AR, MS-20 mini and some effects. Apart from the pedals I think they all have different power needs so I’m not having much luck finding something that looks safe/reliable.

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I’m searching for this kind of stuff too.

No luck in finding something interesting.

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hello guys

is there a way to power 4 elektrons with a single power supply like the fuel tank?

I haven´t the chance to check one by myself not sure if this would work? travel with lots of gear sometimes and would liek to find a solution to be able to move with less power supplys

what about portable psu´s for say a long transcontinental flight?

thanks

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OT for example runs on 6VDC / 3A. All multiple power supplies I know of are made for guitar pedals with 9VDC and up to around 120mA per output. Some of them are more flexible and offer several 12V outs and high current outs, but nothing that really matches the Elektron boxes.

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Reviving this ancient topic, because I’m about to rewire my desk, and things have moved on a bit since the thread began.

I have a Strymon Zuma for my guitar pedals, and it’s just fantastic. Zero power problems, and never any noise. It’s the best non-exciting accessory I’ve ever bought.

It has a couple of outputs that can run at 12 volts, with the rest being 9v. But it’s limited to 500mA for each output, which is more than enough for guitar pedals, but might be pushing it for Digitones and Octatracks.

Anyone got any clever solutions? It would be nice not to have to plug in all those boxes, audio interfaces, midi interfaces, etc. separately.

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Reviving this thread again! I was thinking about looking for a power plug that output 12v and at least 10A that I could then use a cable splitter to wire up my OT/DT/DN/ST. My main concerns are:

  1. Overheating of the PSU
  2. Possible interference from multiple devices.

Any thoughts? Did you ever find anything?

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Still nothing. Maybe there are eurorack options that could be used?