Eventide Modfactor?

[Louv]

I haven't tried yet but I think there may be an issue powering my new Eventide Modfactor with my Voodoo Lab power supply.

Does anyone use this pedal with ther Voodoo Lab power supply? I'm already using the jack that powers my TC Electrontics Super Nova.


Thanks

[Jon Wilder]

I haven't tried yet but I think there may be an issue powering my new Eventide Modfactor with my Voodoo Lab power supply.

Does anyone use this pedal with ther Voodoo Lab power supply? I'm already using the jack that powers my TC Electrontics Super Nova.


Thanks

Not sure which Pedal Power unit you have, but the Eventide Modfactor is not compatible with the original Pedal Power, the Pedal Power 2, or the Pedal Power AC. It is however compatible with the Pedal Power 2+ and the Pedal Power ISO 5.

With both the Pedal Power 2+ and the Pedal Power ISO 5, the Eventide Modfactor requires a reverse polarity/center positive power cable from the Pedal Power unit (part #PPL6...obtainable from Voodoo Lab).

If it's the Pedal Power 2+, you'll also need the current doubler Y adapter (part #PPAP...obtainable from Voodoo Lab), plug that into outputs 5 & 6, plug the reverse polarity cable into the female end of the Y, then set DIP switches 5 & 6 away from "Normal".

If it's the Pedal Power ISO 5, you would power it from the 12V high current output using the reverse polarity/center positive cable mentioned in the 2nd paragraph of my post.

[Louv]

Thanks for the info Jon. I have have the 2 Plus so I'll get those parts you recommended.
My TC Super Nova will go in 5 and Eventide in 6 (or the opposite), correct?

Thanks again,

Lou

[Jon Wilder]

Thanks for the info Jon. I have have the 2 Plus so I'll get those parts you recommended.
My TC Super Nova will go in 5 and Eventide in 6 (or the opposite), correct?

Thanks again,

Lou

On the Pedal Power 2+, the required current doubler Y adapter will tie up both outputs 5 and 6 so you won't be able to plug the Super Nova into those outputs anymore. However if you have the power pack for the Super Nova you can power it from the 120V courtesy outlet on the back of the 2+.