Let's see those FM9 rigs!

[Sixstring]

Question for everyone - I had seen on a post somewhere about getting power from the FM9 to power a wireless, and can't remember where I saw it, there was even a catchy name for it - fracpower or something?

I'd like to do it, but tried searching the forums with no luck...

I've got a Line6 G50 and was going to upgrade to a Shure GLXD16+

Any help would be appreciated!

https://forum.fractalaudio.com/thre...nk-ii-to-2-1mm-9vdc-plug.203821/#post-2551013

I thought about going down that road but started adding other devices to power and decided to go the Cloks route instead. It was a tad bit more expensive but in my opinion well worth it.

 

[dukemcrae]

https://forum.fractalaudio.com/thre...nk-ii-to-2-1mm-9vdc-plug.203821/#post-2551013

I thought about going down that road but started adding other devices to power and decided to go the Cloks route instead. It was a tad bit more expensive but in my opinion well worth it.

Which model did you end up using and what else are you powering?

 

[Sixstring]

Which model did you end up using and what else are you powering?

I went with the DC7! I'm powering two wireless units and a Peterson HD tuner and have plenty of power on tap if I ever need it! Click the link in my sig if you want to take a look!

 

[dotdude]

My board has stayed mostly unchanged for the last six months but I decided to clean it up a little more inspired by @Jazzmaster1414's fresh setup. I broke out the single power split plus patchbay box that I had built to a pair of separate enclosures, screwed the FM9 down to the board, and finally built some custom length midi cables. This setup is rock solid now!

 

[unix-guy]

My board has stayed mostly unchanged for the last six months but I decided to clean it up a little more inspired by @Jazzmaster1414's fresh setup. I broke out the single power split plus patchbay box that I had built to a pair of separate enclosures, screwed the FM9 down to the board, and finally built some custom length midi cables. This setup is rock solid now!

What's the "midi box"?

 

[dotdude]

What's the "midi box"?

It’s a Chase Bliss box for controlling their pedals with midi via the 1/4” jacks in the side. I had it laying around and am repurposing it as a pass-through for sending a set of commands from the MC6 out to Ableton.

Connect a midi cable to that which goes out to a playback/click/iem rack.

 

[Vhalen50]

My board has stayed mostly unchanged for the last six months but I decided to clean it up a little more inspired by @Jazzmaster1414's fresh setup. I broke out the single power split plus patchbay box that I had built to a pair of separate enclosures, screwed the FM9 down to the board, and finally built some custom length midi cables. This setup is rock solid now!

chance you could share the innerds of that power patch box? Ive always done a powercon with 2 IEC cables on the terminals.

 

[GMGM]

My board has stayed mostly unchanged for the last six months but I decided to clean it up a little more inspired by @Jazzmaster1414's fresh setup. I broke out the single power split plus patchbay box that I had built to a pair of separate enclosures, screwed the FM9 down to the board, and finally built some custom length midi cables. This setup is rock solid now!

That's so clean. Very cutesy. Very demure (or have the kids already stopped using that expression ?).

I'd like to do something like this, with just enough room for FM9, my wireless and my expression pedal. But every time I try, it just ends up looking like a hastily packed suitcase.

 

[golfnut]

My board

 

[dotdude]

chance you could share the innerds of that power patch box? Ive always done a powercon with 2 IEC cables on the terminals.

That’s what I had done previously. This is essentially the same concept, but instead of iec cables going to the powercon terminal it’s two sets of 16 gauge 300V wire that each go out to a conxall mini connector that looks like an xlr connection.

 

[John K.]

Here's the latest iteration of the FM9 + pedals.
For the eagle eyed among you, there aren't any connections wired into the 2290 (except power). It's just decoration while it's waiting to be a part of a different build, but I didn't like the empty space and had some out of state dates to play over the weekend.

I previously had a Drop under the riser, but never really used it so it got moved along.

 

[rrez2933]

Here's a pic of my FM9 mounted on a Hands Supreme pedalboard. There are stereo outs on the left side, and stereo in guitar and usb c charging port on the right side. I also mounted the Audio Technica 3255 IEM underneath.

 

[Marco Fanton]

 

[iaresee]

Here's a pic of my FM9 mounted on a Hands Supreme pedalboard. There are stereo outs on the left side, and stereo in guitar and usb c charging port on the right side. I also mounted the Audio Technica 3255 IEM underneath.View attachment 145547 View attachment 145544 View attachment 145546

You know that board is heavy when it comes with hydraulics to lift it up!

 

[ShomerShabbos]

 

[MKeditor]

I use the 1/4" TRS x 4 module, the dual XLR module, and the power module. I spliced the A/C module to a dual A/C + USB power supply off Amazon to run my FM9 and power for my wireless. I run my out-1 to the XLR module for FOH and my out-2 to the 1/4" TRS for my FRFR's. Works pretty well.
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How was the fit? Any issues?

 

[MKeditor]

FM9T board. Temple Duo “26.5”, Mission SP-1, IEC module with a Pedal Power 2 Plus and Sennheiser EW-D wireless underneath, all powered from one IEC.

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How did you attach the Mission Pedal?

 

[unix-guy]

How did you attach the Mission Pedal?

I've have 2 Mission EP-1s and 2 EV-2s on my board (originally it was 4 EP-1s).

I attached them by using the rubber feet as "washers" and use the original screws to mount thru the board.

You will only get 3 at most but that works fine.

For the EV-2s I used the medium Temple mounting plates.

 

[Joe Bfstplk]

I've have 2 Mission EP-1s and 2 EV-2s on my board (originally it was 4 EP-1s).

I attached them by using the rubber feet as "washers" and use the original screws to mount thru the board.

You will only get 3 at most but that works fine.

For the EV-2s I used the medium Temple mounting plates.

I use two Medium plates for the EV-2s - one near the heel and one near the toe - to avoid the thing rocking back and forth and any flex-related issues. The Mission wah controller has a Medium and two Small ones, if memory serves....

 

[DavidCarrMusic]

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Nice room!