Did I fall for the guitar industries BIGGEST SCAM?

[@shayeasy]

there are lots of options between that daisy chain nightmare and a $300 power supply. mine was under $50 and works great, and even has 9V, 12V, and 18V options which is fun to experiment with.

[@DadRockAndGuitars]

I've been thinking about getting a power supply but I haven't yet because I use the OneSpot daisy chained and it's super clean. With that said, I'm only playing at home currently and I have a pretty clean power situation. If I were playing out and in less controlled environments, then definitely would get an actual power supply.

[@KozmykJ]

Do you need isolation ? Yes Do you need to buy the most expensive isolated PSU ? No Unless you don't know what is what, then Maybe ... I do great with products from Donner, Mooer and Caline. I'm sure that the Harley Benton isolated PSUs work fine as well. Good test though. 👍

[@KvestiOnMovies]

I had exactly the same experience going from One Spot to Zuma. Just different pedals.

[@xoverinfinity]

I’ve been thinking about getting an iso power supply because I have a tone bender clone that gets the worst interference.

[@Bradjohnsonmusic]

I've been really happy with the Zuma. Cioks is another brand that is highly regarded and not as much money. Happy playing!

[@gben2457]

Reverb, delay and an OD pedal is all you need if you have a good amp.

[@gloryxkid]

Walrus Aetos is like 170

[@Bradjohnsonmusic]

Yeah, you don't have to spend $300, however, I had 9 pedals to power and the Zuma seemed like my best option considering the size and number of outputs. Plus I'm a sucker for blue ;)

[@gloryxkid]

@@Bradjohnsonmusic very understandable haha I sometimes keep pedals on my board because I like how they look

[@christianfoster3806]

Dude my main sound involves two compressors, three ODs, and two EQs. I use a one spot and have no issues with noise. If it ain't broke don't spend $300 fixing it.