Need one more thing for my rack! (effects or whatever)

[Herbie the Rad Dorklift]

Not sure if this is just Rack Boogies, or anything Rack...

Anyways, I have one space in my rack, but I literally have no idea what to put in it haha!

Any suggestions?

At the moment I only have a G Major and a pedal tray.

 

[Gregwor]

Get something to pull your gmajor and pedals in and out of your loop. Something like the GCX/Ground Control rig. That way you can channel switch your amp and all sorts of stuff like that too!

You could also get a power conditioner / voltage regulator, rack tuner, interface, pedal power supply.

 

[sixtonoize]

What do you have in your rack so far?

 

[Herbie the Rad Dorklift]

It's not a "rack" as such.

Just a holder for my G Major :lol:

I'm going to get a GCX...eventually...

But I have basically 1 space free for something.

Don't want a tuner, but something like a 4 way power supply but with surge protector would be nice! I just don't know of any!

 

[Octavarius]

Try Furman power conditioners at www.furmansound.com!

 

[Herbie the Rad Dorklift]

Try Furman power conditioners at www.furmansound.com!

I've tried looking at that site, but I don't know what I'm looking for!

 

[ZakkWylde91]

Take a look at the M-8Dx model. I bought it yesterday and for the price it's amazing!

 

[Herbie the Rad Dorklift]

Take a look at the M-8Dx model. I bought it yesterday and for the price it's amazing!

Hmm, according to the "international products" bit, they don't make it for UK

 

[Herbie the Rad Dorklift]

http://www.furmansound.com/product.php?div=03&id=M-10LxE

Hows that?

 

[Octavarius]

As I posted on the Petrucci Forum, that one would be the best one available from their "value for the money" series. It basically a very good power strip that filters AC noise, protects against spikes and surges and shuts down at overload. Plus it has lights with a dimmer! And you also have an outlet in the back for a "goose-neck" LED if you want to illuminate the back of your rack when you need it.

 

[Herbie the Rad Dorklift]

As I posted on the Petrucci Forum, that one would be the best one available from their "value for the money" series. It basically a very good power strip that filters AC noise, protects against spikes and surges and shuts down at overload. Plus it has lights with a dimmer! And you also have an outlet in the back for a "goose-neck" LED if you want to illuminate the back of your rack when you need it.

It does look great, has all the features I need too.

Except I'd have to buy the IEC cables (Minimum length 2m for what I can see), and it's £100...

I'm thinking I might just mount a surge protected 4 way to the back and put all my kettle leads into that...