Musicians/Electricians: Questions for a Truetone CS12 power supply with a 24 volt pedal Q-Tron+ (3 Viewers)

[Big Jilm]

Super specific question, but I thought I would try PCF....lots of smart people here. So, I just bought a Truetone CS12 power supply for my brand new Pedaltrain Novo 32 board. Here is my current crappy board with all my pedals that don't fit...

Anyway, my question is specific for the Electro-Harmonix Q-Tron +. It is a 24 volt pedal. I have read that all I need is a voltage doubler cable, but someone else said I also need a reverse polarity cable?? I really don't have a clue. Nearly all the other pedals should be fine....I think. The EH micro synth is not going on the new board. Any help or insight on this would be appreciated. Thanks!


For fun, here is the new board and power supply:

For those that are interested, I have a PRS custom 24, Fender twin-amp, and I will only be using Mogami cables for everything

 

[Big Jilm]

Apparently no one cares, lol. However; if in the future someone does, here is the reply from Truetone (great customer service)

"Thanks for reaching out. To power your 24V EH pedal on the 1 SPOT PRO, you'll need to pick up our TVD adapter. This will take a single 12V output and bump it up to 24VDC. You'll then need to use the L6 (green) adapter on the pedal. The L6 will convert to the proper plug size and polarity to match the DC jack on the pedal. The L6 is included in your cable pack for the CS12."

 

[ekricket]

Apparently no one cares, lol. However; if in the future someone does, here is the reply from Truetone (great customer service)

"Thanks for reaching out. To power your 24V EH pedal on the 1 SPOT PRO, you'll need to pick up our TVD adapter. This will take a single 12V output and bump it up to 24VDC. You'll then need to use the L6 (green) adapter on the pedal. The L6 will convert to the proper plug size and polarity to match the DC jack on the pedal. The L6 is included in your cable pack for the CS12."

Obviously!

 

[Big Jilm]

Oh, cool. As long as people are clicking on the thread, reading my posts, and taking the time to comment....I guess I will keep posting.....Obviously.

Here is the virtual version of the pedalboard

 

[Syzygy]

I play drums, but can appreciate a nice pedalboard. Would love to see it once you settle on a final setup.

 

[Colquhoun]

Bah, I use a modeling amp.