Anybody tried this one.
Was thinking of purchasing it but thought I'd ask for some comments. I'm using it on the Digitech Hot Rod distortion and like the convenience of one adapter.
Or is there something better to try?

I did my homework on that one, and it looks legit. People are satisfied with it everywhere. I'm going to buy it at a dealer here in town (Canada).

Falcon,
I got the Godlyke version adaptor and LUV it! Didn't get the one spot, because the Godlyke was just more accessible (sales wise). Great idea, I wish someone had come along with it sooner.

"A guitar hero ain't nuffin but a sammitch.."
I am the WILLIEBUDDA!!!

I got the switchmode which is I think the same thing, Mine was made by company in china for "Godlyke" a company in the US. It is 1.8 amp which is quite a higher power rating than the advertised value, therefore it can run up to 25 pedals (like who has 25 pedals) I think the one I have is good, has a heavy duty cord, comes with adapters and never had any issues. I'm now using batterys on six of my boxes (batterys mounted on the pedalboard and hooked into the ext power jacks) and three of my effects are using wal warts. I plan to make a 3 plug daisy and start using my godlyke for all three real soon.

the godlyke version called the PowerAll and Switchmode can power more pedals than the One Spot and comes with all the adapters you need.

The One Spot i think has a longer cable. I have two of the godlyke versions and power up to 11 effects.

great cost-effective power adapters.

I've got a One-Spot and it works pretty good. The only problem I've had is that certain combinations of pedals can cause a hum. I'm planning on eventually upgrading to a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power II for my board.

I use the pedal pwr and PPII, with the best results.

BTW, one of the switchmode/godlyke/ powerall can run line 666 stuff, one can't. does anyone know which it is? VDG

I am NOT too loud!