steve_k
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nah, a case that small would be under $200. this stuff is good though, not that trash you get on ebay. his price list is on the website. they are in oregon i think. you don't have to have a power supply or conditioner, but here is what i find:
mega bucks worth of amps plugged into wall power or power strip will get you ground loops and electricity that varies over 20V and frequencies that vary by 10 hz. a combination power supply/power conditioner will smooth all that out, isolate everything from ground loop tendencies and offer overvoltage protection.
wall worts for boss pedals create more ground loops and cause all sorts of unwanted interference. i only use 3 effects myself (flange, delay and line booster) that require power, plus the amp selector. but, i have a Voo Labs power supply with 6 DV leads to power the pedals. all 6 inputs are transformer isolated to protect from ground loops. this will fit nicely on the drawer. they go for about $200 at most any music store online. all of my stuff is on a pedalboard and runs through a pedal-racks true bypass strip. so, the pedals stay on and all this is looped through the strip. stops a lot of tap dancing.
yes, mine has wheels on it.
steve
mega bucks worth of amps plugged into wall power or power strip will get you ground loops and electricity that varies over 20V and frequencies that vary by 10 hz. a combination power supply/power conditioner will smooth all that out, isolate everything from ground loop tendencies and offer overvoltage protection.
wall worts for boss pedals create more ground loops and cause all sorts of unwanted interference. i only use 3 effects myself (flange, delay and line booster) that require power, plus the amp selector. but, i have a Voo Labs power supply with 6 DV leads to power the pedals. all 6 inputs are transformer isolated to protect from ground loops. this will fit nicely on the drawer. they go for about $200 at most any music store online. all of my stuff is on a pedalboard and runs through a pedal-racks true bypass strip. so, the pedals stay on and all this is looped through the strip. stops a lot of tap dancing.
yes, mine has wheels on it.
steve
. Frequent guitar changes I guess caused the connector on the 1/8" end to become stressed and always developed a short. Bought a higher end Sony and was quite happy with it. But, then I went back to basics and got wired up again. Wasn't too happy with the wireless system in general. The X2 does have the cool factor though. However, it deserved a spot collecting dust. Was using a Rocktron Hush with it. Tossed it too. I would especially not use one with the VH4 because of the awesome pick attack capabilities with the volume rolled back on your guitar to 1. 
