Re: Hardware frustration - was Boomerang 3 midi sync

[Torben Scharling <torbenscharling@gmail.com>]

Cool, that Nanokontrol looks super portable :)

See that's my next issue, how to cheaply make a battery DIY pack or
something, that will power the rang and side car. So far I haven't
found out which solution to go with, as I would love to get a fully
battery powered rig thrown together. But I don't wanna stress my
macbook pro and it's battery, so luckily my keyboard takes batteries,
and I think I'll be going with the Traynor TVM50 battery powered amp:
http://www.musiciansbuy.com/mb/itemm.asp?IC=TVM50

And then for battery powering the pedals there's things like the
Eneloop Pedal Juice, but I think I'll run out of ohm or juice with
those two + a Boss LS-2 line selector, they're also a bit expensive.

So I'm gonna look into cheaper alternatives, perhaps some 9v battery
DIY'ing, or even bigger than that. If anyone is using the Rang or
similar power hungry pedals, with a portable battery setup, please
chime in :)

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 4:39 PM, Gareth Whittock
<buddhamachine@live.co.uk> wrote:
> I've been looking around for an "instant stack" looping pedal but, like 
> you,
> I'm getting a bit frustrated by the lack of flexibility with hardware. I
> went back to Audiomulch running Augustusloop this morning using a small
> Zoom, pedal (the snazzily titled "G2.1u") as a pre-amp and audio 
> interface
> and a Korg Nanokontrol to capture loops, (with my bare feet) - Bliss!!!
> It also has the added bonus of being completely independent of mains 
> power
> which, in combination with my Roland street cube amp, allows me to go
> anywhere and play/make live recordings..
>
> Peace,
>
> G