Question: Can I replace a Boss PSA with a One Spot?

[Gorgon90]

My Boss RV-2 pedal that needs a Boss PSA adapter (ie it's a regulated power supply) has been mothballed for a few years. I now want to try it again but the adapter has had it.

As I'm also looking into powering several pedals at the same time, would a One Spot be a suitable replacement for the PSA?

As Visual Sound's website doesn't indicate that the One Spot is regulated, as I suspect I may need to shell out more for a DC Brick or Pedal Power to get something compatible, either that or get a PSA replacement AND a One Spot for the other pedals. If the One Spot is up to the job though it will save me a few quid however.

Any input appreciated, cheers.

 

[baimun]

I've yet to find a 9v pedal that doesn't work with my One-Spot.

I have a larger Cioks power supply in my main board because of 15volt and 12 volt pedals, but I have a one spot on my other board that handles everything else.

 

[Guitar Heel]

I have a couple different boards, and way too many pedals, and one spots work for everything I have.

 

[jelloman]

My Boss ME70 uses a PSA and I use my OneSpot with it all the time...

 

[Gorgon90]

Thanks @baimun and @Guitar Heel for the general info.

My Boss ME70 uses a PSA and I use my OneSpot with it all the time...

Thanks specially to @jelloman as that's a definite like for like comparison. Looks like I'm going to be looking for a One Spot

 

[dodgechargerfan]

Definitely. I use a One-Spot with my BOSS RV-3