Anyone had trouble with a shreadfreak supply?

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Anyone had trouble with a shreadfreak supply?

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just recently, it's become very noisy to use. i've tried it at various practise rooms/houses/home and still it makes buzzing a plenty.

little annoyed as i was really liking how cleanly it powered everything. it's not been mistreated in anyway. ideas?
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Post by Gabriel »

Thats odd, I've never had any problems with mine - although it can get buzzy when my signal cables get close to the actual power block thing.
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Nossir - mine's been fine.
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Mine's been fine, it hasn't broken like my Diago one did which makes it officially better.
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Not me, but I remember someone on here did have and sent it back for a replacement.
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Mine has been fine, even doing things that you aren't supposed to, like powering the RC-2 on the same supply as other things.
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i aint had no issues either with mine. get in touch i'm sure they will look at replacing it for you
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Post by rps-10 »

Not had that problem with mine, although I ahvent had time to use it much. Did notice it pumps out a good deal of power so I can finally use the Mold Spore properly now.
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Mine had the exact same problem. Sent it back for another one.
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Post by Progrockabuse »

i'm gonna email him and send it back. in the meantime, anyone heard anything about these?
http://www.hotroxuk.com/guitarman-gmp01 ... 544-0.html

quite like the idea of having 18 volt outputs for my OCD.
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Just get a replacement shredfreak one Rob.
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ok daddy b :wink:
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Just found this online, in case you needed any more convincing:

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Mine got stupid too. I went with a 1spot.