Hello,

So I was browsing Fuchs's website (don't know why, can't afford anything there) and came across an interesting phantom-pedal-power technology called "P3." It appears that a TRS signal path is used to carry +9v through the pedalboard along with your guitar signal, thus eliminating the secondary pedal-power cables & adapters. Sounds like a genius idea using existing (translation: ancient) cable & jack technology, but I wonder how it works in practice? (Something tells me the tried-and-true V.L. PP2+ is still the more flexible option, offering variable voltages and isolated outputs and whatnot.)

The website says "AnalogMan, Barber and other pedal specialists are also authorized to install P3 Technology." Now, there's two names that carry a lot of weight on my pedalboard, so I thought I'd ask around here if anybody's used this system? Any thoughts?



I didn't find the right solution from the internet.

References:

www.barberelectronics.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=186

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