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The GigRig Doubler is a must-have for guitarists seeking to enrich their pedalboard setup with seamless power management. This accessory is specially designed to deliver twice the voltage of a standard guitar pedal, making it perfect for powering high-voltage effects pedals that demand more juice. Instead of cluttering your setup with multiple power supplies, the GigRig Doubler efficiently steps up the voltage from your existing power supply, letting you focus on what matters most: creating music.

This compact unit integrates effortlessly into any pedalboard, ensuring your tone remains consistent and your rig remains tidy. Designed with the needs of touring musicians in mind, the GigRig Doubler is built to withstand the rigors of the road while delivering reliable power night after night. Its simple interface means you'll spend less time fiddling with settings and more time doing what you love.

Key Features:

Doubles the voltage from a standard power supply
Ideal for high-voltage guitar effects pedals
Compact design for easy integration into pedalboards
Reliable and robust construction for touring musicians
Simple interface for hassle-free operation

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GigRig power supplies are known for their ability to adapt to a wide range of pedal power requirements, reducing noise that cheaper supplies might introduce.
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Some users feel GigRig systems require more specific parts for expansion, making them feel outdated compared to newer alternatives like Cioks.
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GigRig systems are compared to Cioks, both offering 5000mA max output, but the Cioks is perceived as more future-proof with fewer specific parts needed.
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Both GigRig and Cioks power supplies are considered expensive but are highly valued for their comprehensive adaptability and noise reduction capabilities.
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Ed O'Brien

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Radiohead

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A GigRig Doubler can be seen at 4:40.

Joey Santiago

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Pixies

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Santiago relies upon a relatively modest yet rather intriguing array of pedals to achieve a wide variety of tones and effects. These include a Fulltone OCD overdrive, a Way Huge Swollen Pickle, a Voodoo Lab Micro Vibe, a Menatone Pleasure Trem 5000 tremolo, a Maxon AD9 analog delay, a Moogerfooger MF-108M (controlled by a Roland EV-5 expression pedal), an Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail, an Electro-Harmonix PitchFork, a DOD FX-17 Wah-Volume and a MXR ten-band EQ.