Power Your Pedals With USB! Mission Engineering 529!
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This crazy simple but brilliant device lets you power up to 5 pedals via USB!
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strange cut at the beginning, just like.. cuts off xD
The video got tired of his SAS.
Yeah, i had to give fluff a dislike for that one
Dislike for that? lame............
The portability options are cool but man, $155 for only 5 outputs and 12/18V options seems steep when you can get a reputable supply and an extension cable for much less.
It is hugely overpriced. I use a Rowin. $35 and it's silent. www.amazon.com/dp/B01IV7HHSG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_GOE0Bb58MCF2K
Exactly what I was thinking
I hear you. The components to make these are pretty expensive verses usual power supply components, because we are upscaling from 5v to 9v internally (hence 529) and we make everything here in California using only the best quality components- all extra costs but worth. We are all guitarists on the design and build teams and design and build with guitarists in mind. The 529 only weighs 3oz and will velcro onto the underneath of your board- no drilling or brackets needed :-)
The main advantage in my opinion is no risk of mains hum etc when used with battery or USB and you can put your board wherever you like on stage when using a battery.
Paul Shedden it only 9.9 watts of power at 9 volts. that thing cost more than parts I bought to my 20 watt amp project. yes going to 5 to 9v does add cost because of power switching circuit. I just do not see how it can cost so very much for what it does.
Yep, pure rip off. This is just a shill video.
Where is the new rate or roast my rig!?!?!
I was think the same
Oh Dear Lord of heck, I'm gonna buy one in a minute. It blows my mind. Thank you lovely Fuffy
Yes! The Maxon OD808X! I just bought that for my Engl Artist head. Best tone I've ever had!
That's an insane price for what is essentially a really low power boost converter and power conditioner, if there's a demand for this then there must be plenty of other cheaper options available.
There is a ton of cheaper options. Some go as low as $25 and there's even cheaper ones that can power only a single pedal.
That blue is vibrant 🔥
I love the bass in your intros!
You know you can just daisy chain a bunch of pedals with the volto right? I have 6 pedals off one output with no issues. As long as it's under like 2000mA or something.
There's no AC connected so no ground loop is possible.
Yes you can, but usually this does cause noise in the signal chain especially with digital pedals (that have no or bad filters), which then affect all other pedals daisy chained. So I'm glad you have been lucky with yours. When the Volto stops recharging (all batteries do eventually), you have to throw it away. With the 529 you buy a new inexpensive 5v battery or use an alternative USB power source.
Fats necks or slim necks, which would u prefer?
Probably slim for shred but fat for the beefy rock
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Have you seen the Joyo JP-05?
Thumbnail game on point.
I swear you find the coolest shit on the internet!
Absolutely genius!
Oooooooo! Is that an XT-2?!??!? Are we getting a demo? Love to see if you find any usable tones because I own one and I use it after a fuzz to tone shape it and add mids.
I went with the Joyo 5 rechargeable battery. 3 outputs of 500, 4 outputs of 100, and 1 variable output from 9v, 12v, 18v.
Is the joyo5 fully isolated bro? Much noise with running digital pedals?
That looks awesome
Just get a 5v to 9v converter and any hi powered powered rechargeable power block. Very cheap and last for gig after gig. Been doing it that way for years. Less cables and no noise!
Nice, I run same setup, Took it out to the streets for a busk first time last weekend and got good responses!
I used to have a diy pedal that transforms 5v usb to 9v to use it with pedals, but that was like 5 year ago, the thing is that at that time, most mobile chargers were like 1A tops and very VERY noisy. Nowadays we have way better fast chargers quality with very good noise isolation.
Get a boxking!
More outlets
9v through 24v
10 in total
And you'll be able to run all your pedals without being hooked up to the wall or anything else for that matter, and if you forget to charge it you can always charge it while you play.
And if I'm not mistaken it's cheaper than the mission engineering.
Got my box King and cables to power the entire thing for 88 bucks, one of the best Investments I've ever made
Are the outputs fully isolated on the boxking? I run a few digital pedals on my board and worried bout background noise issues
Awesome find!
I wonder if there is any humming coming from this device? In the "old, regular, before-USB"-world, some power supplies insert an annoying inconsistency regarding power delivery, resulting in unwanted noise sideffects. If not, this small thing is really genious!
Heya, I've made a pedalboard running on a 5000mah powerbank and 9v converter. It actually eliminated static altogether, and battery powered is almost always going to be cleaner than your houses circuit.
i use one thats basically the same thing made by mugig, theyre like $20 on amazon
The difference with the 529 is the outputs are isolated, and I don't think they are on the Murig. Things like the murig and other similar very low cost supplies are not usually isolated, as that is where the cost is. Watch out, because many low cost supplies on places like Amazon and Ebay say they are isolated but they are not. For many people it doesn't matter, but if you have digital pedals it can be a real noise issue.
It's taken a while because usb 3.0 allows power through it. Wjile 2.0 doesnt. So devices needed to have those ports and protocols built onto the motherboards. Like laptops. :)
Doesn't USB 2.0 output 5v at 500mah? 3.0 delivers closer to 1amp. Pretty sure people have been running powerbank setups before 3.0 was a standard
You said isolated. But is it Quiet?
We designed it deliberately to have the lowest noise ceiling out there currently :-)
hi can i use 529m for 8 boss pedals without hum and noise?
Hey fluff i was wondering if you could review the ibanez Gio series
they are low end guitars and no one has really done a proper review on them.
Infinite powaaaa!!!
Can it mine bitcoin?
Cheaper alternative please?
Can you use a powered usb hub to route multiple usb midi gear (i.e. audio interface midi controller midi keyboard sound pad)
@ryanbruce been wondering for a very long time what amp setting you use for your intro if you could be so kind and share with them to me please thanks big fan.
I noticed it has a USB out. Can you daisy chain them to get more connections?
depends of how much mA that output has, but ... if you buy another one, why not run it with its own power adapter or battery?
@@JuanPabloMartinez1820 to avoid tge clutter of the extra power brick and cable.
Yes, you can daisy chain them via the USB to run two supplies from one source. The only caveat is that the two 500mA outputs will be in parallel in this case (daisy chained). The 150mA will always be isolated.
USB passthrough just in case you only have 1 port to work with
holla ryan..
may i ask ur opinion about fret?
i have a PRS SE 245 and i think it was a time for refretting..
what series of jescar fret that fit to my guitar?
i want to change fret to jescar, but seriously confused cause jescar have many series 😐
These have been around for years. There's even an ultra cheap option which lets power 4 pedals via usb or battery and costs only $25.
Apparently the reason its called 529 - It converts 5v power to 9v hence 5 to 9 = 529
please review the kramer nite v
Does an iPhone charger block give enough power for that to run 5 pedals?
The small iPhone charger is 5W, the large one is 12W. The large one will power the 529 to it's maximum capacity. The small once you will be limited to 1A.
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Just make sure your source has enough ampage.
More 500 mA outputs would be nice. My mooer pedals can' t run on 150 mA.
You can use 2 of the 150mA outs using a y power cable and get 300mA. So you could run 2 x 300mA and 1 x 500mA
@@paulshedden1404 That's a nice hack. I'm going to remember that. Thanks!
dat intro
Is it as noiseless as a voodoo labs power supply?
If it's being powered by a battery or USB from your computer I would think that's pretty clean power.
@@honeybucket USB power sure as hell isn't clean, but I'm sure they've built plenty of filtering and conditioning into the design, especially at this outrageous price.
I hear you on the pricing. The components to make these are pretty expensive verses usual power supply components, because we are upscaling from 5v to 9v internally (hence 529) and we make everything here in California using only the best quality components- all extra costs but worth it we think. We are all guitarists on the design and build teams and design and build with guitarists in mind. The 529 only weighs 3oz and will velcro onto the underneath of your board- no drilling or brackets needed :-).We set about solving the many problems guitarists face when playing live with traditional power supplies e.g. power outlet location, bad power supply/mains hum, running power cables along side audio cables etc.
The main advantage in my opinion is no risk of mains hum etc when used with battery or USB (articular important in the studio)and you can put your board wherever you like on stage when using a battery. We had one artist do a video outdoors looping completely off the grid using the 529, battery and a battery powered amp- very cool. If these things are not important to you, then there are cheaper alternatives and I get where you are coming from :-)
@@jonwood6662 ran a vodoo labs now on powerbank and it's cleaner. Comes down to what's running on your house ciruits, hard to find clean power anywhere tbh
@@paulshedden1404just buy one529blue. The sound is so good tears drops. I compared it with Mono Small power supply and choose this blue one because of sound. Fantastic
i get the studio use, dont have to fiddle around with your pedal board to do pedal demos just leave this plugged in to your desktop and you are good to go. However, i see no logical reason to use this live? Maybe I just havent gigged in enough circumstances, but why would you want to even worry about a battery dying or something and just not sticking with a normal voodoo labs or some which provides more outputs for the money and just plugs into a normal wall socket which every venue should have. I may be over simplifying this one just went over my head a bit
I'd guess it's so you have the option to power your board if you want to play outdoors somewhere else where power can be an issue. It can also be useful if you're touring in another country where the wall jack is different and especially in areas where electricity can be really finicky.
Dirty power from the wall socket?
Weighing only 3oz and attached with velcro, we were mainly aiming at small/medium boards/studio use and thinking about solving the many problems guitarists face when playing live with traditional power supplies e.g. power outlet location, bad power supply/mains hum, running power cables along side audio cables etc. The chances of the battery dying is low. We got over 20 hours running 5 pedals (non digital) and 8 hours with 4 plus one digital (Strymon). with 5v batteries being so cheap, you can afford to have a spare or use your smartphone back up battery if the worse did happen.
Just a touch cheaper than an Invective 120!
girlfriend huh? so that date you brought Jared with you to during studio time two years ago worked out??
It’s interesting but USB-C is coming up and USB will probably be phased out in a few years unlike our house plugs. Nice device though.
We have a USB C version in the planning stage. The USB current format will be around for quite a while yet :-)
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