Truetone 1 Spot Combo Pack

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	New		3rd Party New		3rd Party Used
Latest	$29.99	Latest	$26.95	Last Seen	~~$21.41~~
Highest	$35.94 Sep 7, '15	Highest	$29.89 Jan 9, '15	Highest	$31.61 Feb 5, '15
Lowest	$21.41 Mar 11, '16	Lowest	$18.95 Sep 22, '14	Lowest	$14.89 Jan 19, '15
Average	$29.77	Average	$26.43	Average	$23.62
Added	May 11, 2013	Added	May 11, 2013	Added	May 11, 2013

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30 day average: 299 | 90 day average: 408

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694336000508

Bigger is not always better. At a fraction of the cost, the 1 SPOT is more powerful than the PedalPower or DC Brick...and takes up NO space on your pedalboard! With the new 8-plug cable included in this Combo Pack, you can power up to 8 pedals. And by linking additional Multi-Plug cables, you can power a virtually unlimited number of pedals! The L6 Converter allows the 1-SPOT to power Line 6 modeling pedals, while the 3.5mm and Battery Clip Converters allow you to power vintage style pedals. The New Visual Sound 1 SPOT Combo Pack consists of a 1 SPOT 9V DC Power Adapter, Multi-Plug 8 Cable, (2) Battery Clip Converters, (2) 3.5mm (1/8") Converters and an L6 Converter for Line 6 modeling pedals. The 1 SPOT is the original 9V DC adapter that only takes up one spot on your power strip. With the ability to handle up to 1700mA, the 1 SPOT can power your entire pedalboard. The 1 SPOT makes compatibility, polarity, plug size, voltage, etc. easy by providing a guaranteed list of adapters it can replace: Boss PSA, Boss ACA, DOD PS-200R, Morley 9V, Danelectro DA-1, Dunlop ECB-03, Ibanez AC109, and Zoom AD-0006. If your pedal takes one of these adapters (90% of the time), the 1 SPOT is for you.

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Discussions on Reddit mentioning this product:

Subreddit	Title	Date
/r/Guitar	[QUESTION] Noisy crappy sound with a EHX pedal	Feb 10, 2016
/r/Guitar	[Question] [Newbie] DIY pedal board power supply?	Jan 20, 2016
/r/guitarpedals	Need help with power supplies. Also, am I a st00pid n00b?	Jan 9, 2016
/r/guitarpedals	Any pro pedalboard makers want to advise how to make this funky board?	Dec 2, 2015
/r/guitarpedals	Took a chance on Digitech and now regretting it - need some troubleshooting help before I throw it away!	Sep 28, 2015
/r/Guitar	Weird high frequency with my rat pedal	Jul 16, 2015
/r/Guitar	Good pedal power supplies?	Mar 11, 2015
/r/Guitar	Wah pedal not as strong as it used to be?	Mar 2, 2015
/r/guitarpedals	Pedal issue? Help me out guys.	Feb 18, 2015
/r/Guitar	How do I set up my pedals?	Jan 23, 2015
/r/Guitar	Quick question about powering pedals	Dec 29, 2014
/r/guitarpedals	Can you guys help me with this?	Dec 7, 2014
/r/guitarpedals	Need some help supplying power to my pedalboard.	Oct 4, 2014
/r/Guitar	Help with Ditto Looper	Jul 31, 2014
/r/guitars	How do you power your effects pedals?	Jul 23, 2014
/r/Guitar	What's the best ~$50 way to power my pedals?	May 25, 2014
/r/Guitar	What's a good inexpensive way to power my pedals?	May 14, 2014
/r/Guitar	Why do you need a special unit to power your pedals?	Apr 22, 2014

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