Power Supply To Power Multiple Line 6 Products?

[FlyingSquirrel]

I have a POD XT Live.

I'll eventually upgrade to the HD500.

 

I want to also upgrade from a very old Shure wireless to one of the relay wirelesses.

 

My question then is:

 

Is there an aftermarket power supply that will act as a stand alone power supply to power these mentioned Line 6 products, as well as other NON-Line 6 products?  Or better yet, has Line 6 considered making a multi-unit power supply?

 

I hate having to cable tie up the XT Live transformer from the adapter cable, velcro it to my pedal board, also velcro-ing an industrial power strip to my pedal board, and do the same thing to my Shure wireless receiver.

 

I'd like to plug my XT Live or the eventual HD500, along with a relay wireless into one single power supply with discreet cable management, like a Line 6 manufactured VooDoo Labs Pedal Power 2 styled power supply.

 

I tried searching the forums, but came up empty handed.

[TheRealZap]

the XT and the HD use completely different power supplies.. the XT is AC and the HD is DC so i don't think you'd find one to power both....

[FlyingSquirrel]

I'm trying to determine if there is a power supply that will support the following configurations:
 
Line 6 POD XT Live
+
Line 6 G50 Relay Wireless
 
or
 
Line 6 HD500
+
Line 6 G50 Relay Wireless.

 

Not necessarily the XT Live AND the HD500.
 

[toneman2121]

there are very few retailers who sell power supplies rated for use with the xt or the hd. you can find p.s.'s capable of ac and dc, but none rated for the xt or hd. 

[TheRealZap]

you can probably find one for the HD500+G50

as i'm sure the G50 is DC... 

 

I'm trying to determine if there is a power supply that will support the following configurations:
 
Line 6 POD XT Live
+
Line 6 G50 Relay Wireless
 
or
 
Line 6 HD500
+
Line 6 G50 Relay Wireless.

 

Not necessarily the XT Live AND the HD500.
 

[BigChas52]

I own a HD500, G50 Relay Wireless, and Pedal Power 2+.  You could power the G50 from the PP2+ using ports 5 & 6 combined, and use the utility AC outlet in the back of the PP2+ to power the HD500 (or an XTL) for that matter.  You'll still need the Line 6 power supply for the XTL or HD500.  I decided it was easier to use a good quality extension cord, and use both of my Line 6 power supplies.  My HD500 and G50 are both permanently mounted in a carry case.

 

The PP2+ is now permanently mounted on my pedal board (which hardly ever sees any use now).

[FlyingSquirrel]

Thanks so much folks, this was very helpful!