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I've already gone on alot about my replacing the PSUs which came with the effects boxes with switching power supplies (SPS) so I can run them both from 110 and 220V (say, Germany and US). Apart from that, first note that there are specialized pedal board power supplies from a few manufacturers which, while not necessarily being inexpensive, have the advantage that you can several (like 5 or 8 or 12) stomp boxes from one PSU which isn't that big. They start at around €40 for 8 9V and 2 12V outputs (including cables). Note that these, however, are not of the SPS type, but some of those can be switched between 110 and 220 (like e.g. the Behringer FCB1010). > He then hipped me to the fact that there are companies that make >variable power supplies (specialty hospital equipment, apparently, have >the need these things for various equipment). There are also some of these pedalboard PSUs which have specific outputs which can be regulated in voltage to simulate a weak battery. One which I found is this one: http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm Note, however, that they won't necessarily simulate a weak battery precisely, as the output voltage of a weak battery is highly dependant on the current draw, so it's only an approximation (but nevertheless in the vast majority of cases a sufficient one). Rainer