12v power supply suggestion for Sea Machine?

[jrmy]

So I love my Sea Machine. Love, love, love it. But so far, I've only loved it at 9 volts. And wild & crazy guy that I am, I can't help but wonder if I'd love it EVEN MORE at 12 volts. Anyone got any suggestions as to a good 12v power supply? Does Boss make 12v power supplies?

[Haki]

It's not cheap, but I very much like the Burkey Flatliner Six. You get 6 isolated outlets at 100mA and the great thing is that you can set the voltage on each individually, either 9v, 12v, 15v or 18v. Very useful when you've got multiple pedals that (can) run on different voltages.

[jrmy]

Yeah, I was looking at the Voodoo Labs power supply thingy, which is similar, but I'm thinking for now that I want a single wall-wart if possible...

[earthdevice]

Yeah, I was looking at the Voodoo Labs power supply thingy, which is similar, but I'm thinking for now that I want a single wall-wart if possible...

ISO 5 is the only small affordable power supply I usually recommend. I don't think wall wart style supplies are all that reliable or noise free.

[jrmy]

Yeah, I've been using a Godlyke power-all for a while now, and it works pretty well (especially for the price), but it may be worth stepping up. Sadly, I think I have more pedals on my board than a single ISO 5 could power.

Edit: actually, I think the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 Plus could do the trick, and it's not that much more... hmmmm...

[sevenSHARPnine]

Yo jrmy, for what it's worth, I finally sacked up after years of running a 1spot/daisychain (technically 3 1spots!) and bought myself a BBE Supa Charger. I've been digging it. Built really solidly and works like it should. It has dip switches on the bottom that toggle the voltages between 9 & 12v and two of the outlets go between 9 & 16v. They can be had on evilbay for around $120.