Option Two: The Low Voltage Method

keep the power supplies you use now, and lose the AC power cord


The Basic Idea

Using the Low Voltage Method, you will move your power supplies back with the amp, and run the low voltage your pedals thru PedalSnake..

This requires you to configure one or more channels in your BaseSnake as low-voltage PowerLines (P-Lines™). When feasible, it is always a good idea to work out your power design before ordering PedalSnake. You can then proceed, with help from the following links..
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Design Your P-Lines


For help designing P-Lines for your power supplies, see Choosing and Using P-Lines™).

After deciding on your P-Line scheme for power, but before you can choose a BaseSnake, you must determine which other lines and channels are needed in your PedalSnake system. Only then will you know how many channels you need in your BaseSnake.

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PLEASE NOTE

If you have to spend a few minutes figuring out your system, it is worth it. We have 1000's of customers who have told us so, and thank us for a great product that changed their guitar-playing life. And remember ... we can't stress this enough ... because it is so easy to mod, your PedalSnake system will be

A Lifetime Investment, and the Last Cable You'll Ever Need

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You will find there is plenty of help at this site. Please feel free to Contact Us if you have any questions or concerns.

You can also fill out and return Your Rig Questionnaire, and we'll show you what you need to customize your own PedalSnake System.

And remember, PedalSnake offers a 30 Day Return Policy. So if you are not totally satisfied, you can return your system for a full refund (minus shipping). This also gives you 30 days to tweak things and see if you need to trade out any parts for others.


ROCK ON!

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