• From: New York City
  • Registered: 2007-11-16
  • Posts: 34

Re: 3 VoiceTone Pedal Setup on Pedaltrain PT/JR-SC

Jersey Jack wrote:

I owned the VoiceLive unit a while back, but the interface was WAY too complicated so I sold it.  If one were to put all of the VoiceTone effects and controls into a single unit, the result would be a much less usable box, as there would have to be multiple menus and submenus on each controller knob, etc.

I love the VoiceTone pedals for their quality and their simplicity.  If you're not an obsessive and patient tweaker, stay away from VoiceLive.

That said, the problem of the power chords is a real one--There ought to be some way for one pedal to power the others.  I believe that Boss has a feature like this on their guitar pedals.

The new VoiceLive 2 has a much simpler and easier to use interface.

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  • Registered: 2008-05-06
  • Posts: 11

Re: 3 VoiceTone Pedal Setup on Pedaltrain PT/JR-SC

Hi Nimo, sorry for the very late reply. I used the bracket that came with Lucy to mount her, no pun intended here, under the rack. Minor modifications was required to do the job, as well as the use of rubber felt to hold and dampened contact from items. Lucy was installed below the pedaltrain and powercord ran out from the sides. After all this effort and barely a year, here comes the VL2 which has everything I had asked for. It bad news for my pocket but without a doubt I do not mind breaking the bank to get hold of the VL2.

  • Registered: 2012-02-01
  • Posts: 1

Re: 3 VoiceTone Pedal Setup on Pedaltrain PT/JR-SC

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  • Registered: 2012-04-18
  • Posts: 2

Re: 3 VoiceTone Pedal Setup on Pedaltrain PT/JR-SC

For what it's worth: my setup includes the VT T1, Synth and Harmony M pedals all running into a Boss RC 300 LoopStation. For power I use the T-Rex Fuel Tank Chameleon, because it has 6 separated power circuits that are all switchable via jumpers; 4 x 9v - 12v DC, 1 x 9v - 18v DC and 1 x 9v - 12v AC. All jacks are 300mA, and the unit works like a charm with my kit.