Jan Bakker hey man didn’t you need to get any extra cable to make the HX stomp works? I’m asking this because I’m looking for a power supply for the hx stomp and for my other pedals!
Yep, works exactly the same with the CS-7. I have the Stomp with 4 other powered pedals all plugged in. I just made sure the overall current draw for all pedals together didn't exceed 1500mA.
Has the CS6 continued to work for you? I ran mine off of a CS6 for a little while, but I ran into some glitching sound from my HXStomp that resolved when I switched back to the Stomp’s included power supply... kind of a bummer. The only other thing I’m powering off the CS6 was a Disaster Area Micro midi controller (very little power consumption). Anyway, I’m upgrading to the Strymon Ojai R30 to see if that solves my issues!
Hey Calen! I also have I think the same issue with the CS6.. After powering HXS on, and playing for few minutes, I get also "clipping sounds" only, and HXS also no longer accepting commands.. Could you solve this?
Calen Taylor hey man, thinking of getting an Ojai to power my HXS..still working for you? + do you use a current doubler cable and use 2 ojai outlets to run the stomp?
Huh!? I'm confused...the CS6 supports up to 500mA/output, that's 6 times less than what the Line 6 requires!? How is that possible? Are you sure you're not risking overheating either the HX or the CS6 (I'm no electrician but I assume one or both will suffer from this predicament). It might work (still puzzled as to how and why though??) but I would imagine over time, there's a chance of damage...no?
1 - The CS6 can put out more than 500mA if needed, it's just a conservative rating. And 2 - The Stomp only runs on less than 900mA not 3A. The supplied adaptor is rated at 3A for some reason, maybe a generic adaptor for higher current Line 6 devices?
Hi man and thx for the video. I wanna buy this 1SPOT PRO, for my HX STOMP, too. Is that right, they already come with the cables i need? I saw other people, connecting with a Y current cable, to both 500mA, and not in only one input. Hx Stomp needs 1A, in yr case it's working. Why?
It’s a switching power supply meaning it can deliver the necessary current via 1 port. Just don’t exceed the max power mentioned on the 1spot. Don’t know it by hart. All cables are included.
It depends. If you are using a switching style power supply like a OneSpot then no, provided your pedals don't require more amperage than the PSU provides. You'll need to add up all the power requirements of your pedals and ensure it's under what the OneSpot's max output is. Say you have 5 other pedals and they are all require 100Ma power each so that's 500Ma. The HX Stomp needs 1000Ma so that's 1500 MA total. The OneSpot CS6 provides 1900Ma current so you are good.
This did power my HX but got a really bad bursting noise when I did this. Not sure why, but couldn't use this technique. When I switch to the regular line 6 power, it stopped. Will try again, did exactly as video but a very bad ticking noise with 1 Spot
Thx Man, but I don’t understand why you need to invert the polarity with red cable? HX Stomp power supply have tipical boss polarity (negative center).
I checked with Truetone and they said it's all good. The CS-7 comes with everything you need as far as cables go and just plug into the 500ma section and you've got yourself a powered HX Stomp.
@@liorodriguez7998 hi! i just bought an hx stomp today, i also have the cs-7. im wanting to power up some pedals too like tuner, precision drive, ns2 and carbon copy deluxe. do u think the cs-7 can handle to power up all pedals including the hx stomp? i also have the red and green adapter cable. tia
Line 6 and several other youtubers say no polarity reversal is required. Granted, you're certainly not the only poster who says it is. Why the discrepancy and how can both apparently work? Because It's the barrel adapter/cord that necessitates the polarity switch not he unit itself apparently. I've hear no one else who had a definitive answer on this. All solutions should make end users aware of the nature of this issue. See this from LIne 6 themselves.: line6.com/support/topic/47521-pedal-board-power-supply-for-hx-stomp Dec 08, 2019 · The Stomp is center negative, just like the vast majority of pedals out there. The reason so many solutions require a polarity swap is because the 3rd party L6 cable adaptors (to bring the size down to standard) were designed for older L6 tech that was center positive and also reversed polarity.
Hi. The Line6 adapter that's included with the CS6 is reversed, so you're reversing the reversal. If you buy one for newer Line6 stuff you can omit the extra adapter.
the power brick that comes with the hx stomp is 3A, but hx stomp is known to draw between 800-1000ma. when i really pushed the hx stomp it drew 1300ma, so the 500+500 method on strymon might be risky. i think cioks supplies will be fine cuz 660x2=1320
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Works great! My CS6 is driving my HX Effects without any problems. Connection is the same as HX Stomp.
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Jan Bakker hey man didn’t you need to get any extra cable to make the HX stomp works? I’m asking this because I’m looking for a power supply for the hx stomp and for my other pedals!
how if cs6 do compare with cioks or voodoo lab? which one is the best?
Thank you! Exactly what I needed and you were right to the point 👏🏻
This was perfect. Thank you!
Thanks sir.!!!
Do I get similar results using the CS-7? Great video!
Dysfunctional Mariachi I’m wondering the same?
Yes, I just emailed Truetone and they replied the same day. I would email them your pedal configuration for double checking. Good luck!
When looking at the specs I think it should work. Never tried it though. (If true tone would send me one I could test it and make a video on it 🤪)
Yep, works exactly the same with the CS-7. I have the Stomp with 4 other powered pedals all plugged in. I just made sure the overall current draw for all pedals together didn't exceed 1500mA.
@@chris_2714 how can i see that? The mAmp?
Yeah, works perfectly👍
Hi sir.. The 1spot pro is great unit? How if 1spot do comparison with voodoo lab, cioks, or some other power supply?
Can you please point me toward where I would find the line 6 adapter ? The green ended cable in your video. Thanks so much.
It comes with the 1Spot
Has the CS6 continued to work for you? I ran mine off of a CS6 for a little while, but I ran into some glitching sound from my HXStomp that resolved when I switched back to the Stomp’s included power supply... kind of a bummer. The only other thing I’m powering off the CS6 was a Disaster Area Micro midi controller (very little power consumption). Anyway, I’m upgrading to the Strymon Ojai R30 to see if that solves my issues!
Hi Calen, no I haven’t had that issue. Hope it stays away
@@greetriman215 so far so good?
Hey Calen! I also have I think the same issue with the CS6.. After powering HXS on, and playing for few minutes, I get also "clipping sounds" only, and HXS also no longer accepting commands.. Could you solve this?
@@ScheliJR No solution for me - I ended up selling the CS6 and moving to an Ojai R30 - no problems with the Ojai!
Calen Taylor hey man, thinking of getting an Ojai to power my HXS..still working for you? + do you use a current doubler cable and use 2 ojai outlets to run the stomp?
Huh!? I'm confused...the CS6 supports up to 500mA/output, that's 6 times less than what the Line 6 requires!? How is that possible? Are you sure you're not risking overheating either the HX or the CS6 (I'm no electrician but I assume one or both will suffer from this predicament).
It might work (still puzzled as to how and why though??) but I would imagine over time, there's a chance of damage...no?
1 - The CS6 can put out more than 500mA if needed, it's just a conservative rating. And 2 - The Stomp only runs on less than 900mA not 3A. The supplied adaptor is rated at 3A for some reason, maybe a generic adaptor for higher current Line 6 devices?
do you think this CS6 can support HX Stomp, Specular Tempus and JHS Monring Glory?
Look up the current draws on everything you listed, add them together. Is that more or less than the current that the CS6 provides?
Hi man and thx for the video. I wanna buy this 1SPOT PRO, for my HX STOMP, too. Is that right, they already come with the cables i need? I saw other people, connecting with a Y current cable, to both 500mA, and not in only one input. Hx Stomp needs 1A, in yr case it's working. Why?
It’s a switching power supply meaning it can deliver the necessary current via 1 port. Just don’t exceed the max power mentioned on the 1spot. Don’t know it by hart. All cables are included.
Does it get hot or overheat during an extended period of time?
Nope
Is it dangerous if I connect the HX stomp with the same Power supply of my other pedals ?
It depends. If you are using a switching style power supply like a OneSpot then no, provided your pedals don't require more amperage than the PSU provides. You'll need to add up all the power requirements of your pedals and ensure it's under what the OneSpot's max output is. Say you have 5 other pedals and they are all require 100Ma power each so that's 500Ma. The HX Stomp needs 1000Ma so that's 1500 MA total. The OneSpot CS6 provides 1900Ma current so you are good.
This did power my HX but got a really bad bursting noise when I did this. Not sure why, but couldn't use this technique. When I switch to the regular line 6 power, it stopped. Will try again, did exactly as video but a very bad ticking noise with 1 Spot
When I ran the cs6 with the HX Stomp, many times the stomp wouldn’t even turn on. I upgraded to the cioks dc7 and it works everytime.
Thx Man, but I don’t understand why you need to invert the polarity with red cable? HX Stomp power supply have tipical boss polarity (negative center).
Otherwise it doesn’t work :-)
The Line 6 adapter reverses the polarity to center positive (Line 6 standard), and the red cable changes the polarity back to center negative.
I checked with Truetone and they said it's all good. The CS-7 comes with everything you need as far as cables go and just plug into the 500ma section and you've got yourself a powered HX Stomp.
@@robincastanedasegerstrom4420 wish he would have explained that during the video
@@liorodriguez7998 hi! i just bought an hx stomp today, i also have the cs-7. im wanting to power up some pedals too like tuner, precision drive, ns2 and carbon copy deluxe. do u think the cs-7 can handle to power up all pedals including the hx stomp? i also have the red and green adapter cable. tia
thanx for this video, would it work for the HX Effects as well??
No idea, I don’t own an effects
Greetriman ok Thanx
Thanks man
Awesome!!
thanks
Why the inverter ? AS Hx stomp is center negative
Line 6 and several other youtubers say no polarity reversal is required. Granted, you're certainly not the only poster who says it is. Why the discrepancy and how can both apparently work? Because It's the barrel adapter/cord that necessitates the polarity switch not he unit itself apparently. I've hear no one else who had a definitive answer on this. All solutions should make end users aware of the nature of this issue.
See this from LIne 6 themselves.:
line6.com/support/topic/47521-pedal-board-power-supply-for-hx-stomp
Dec 08, 2019 · The Stomp is center negative, just like the vast majority of pedals out there. The reason so many solutions require a polarity swap is because the 3rd party L6 cable adaptors (to bring the size down to standard) were designed for older L6 tech that was center positive and also reversed polarity.
Hi. The Line6 adapter that's included with the CS6 is reversed, so you're reversing the reversal. If you buy one for newer Line6 stuff you can omit the extra adapter.
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I believe you should also use the doubling cable that’s included so you can power the stomp off of BOTH 500mA ports.
You don’t need to for the TrueTone psus. Their ports say that they can only give 500ma but they can do much more if the psu has enough overall power.
@@matttheamazing5312 is that something Trutone would back, or the diy groups validating that it works?
@@JosePineda-jn8jk Yea they say you only need a single output ruclips.net/video/w-7uwYiZ6v4/видео.html
Heard TruTone reps express this before
How is it possible to use the CS6 as the HX Stomp require 3A?
Doesn’t require 3 Amps. Been using it like this for about 1,5 years so it works
@@greetriman215 Ok, I've asked this as it's what it is written on the pedal ^^'
the power brick that comes with the hx stomp is 3A, but hx stomp is known to draw between 800-1000ma. when i really pushed the hx stomp it drew 1300ma, so the 500+500 method on strymon might be risky. i think cioks supplies will be fine cuz 660x2=1320
Will that work for hx effects
No idea, don’t own an HX effects
No noise?
Nope
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