Synth Wall Power Distribution.
Good day all, playing around with the synth wall again. I have a few of these old school PC power distributers around. I like the light up LED buttons and retro look so.. Plus it’s cool to turn everything on individually. I went to harbor freight and bought some ac “Dongles” to plug in the back of the Micro Innovations power distributor. Most of the synth ac/dc converters wont fit in the back of the distributor , so this works. I’m wondering how much amperage is safe to draw total form this thing. Id assume the power distributor is built to handle a decent load on each power bus being designed for old school computer components? That’s pure speculation though, on my part.
No problems so far. Definitely needs a wire tuck going on here. Runs everything fine. I bought some c-hooks to screw into the back of the shelf to hopefully give me an easily re-routable wire tuck set up. What you guys think on wire tuck ideas?
Further todo’s include adding some sort of Arduino or Pi based LED bling. Would be cool to have an LED indicator of power used and different audio parameters.