Does it support up to 1700 mA total or per pedal?
888212
Not entirely sure what the exact specs are on that. I'm running two pedals, and I do know my lead guitarist runs a few more than that with no overload issues.
888213
It is 1700 mA total, you can connect as many pedals below 1700 mA. For example , my "Line 6 echo park" works with 70 mA minimum, it means I can connect more than twenty pedals similar to the Echo Park!!...
1071145
It has one 18V output, while the rest are 12V. You might check with Voodoo Labs on their experience with that pedal.
1499974
Depends on the voltage required. If they're 9 volt then yes it can. I have 4 pedals connected with mine and they work perfectly.I have a Digitech RP-80 and it powers it. Most pedals are 9 volt but a few require 18.
77521
Hi. You can use any regular 9-volt pedal power supply. You'd have to ask the folks at VOX why they don't supply one
1727995
The 4.8 watts is the power needed for each pedal. Power = Current x Voltage. so, the current is the power divided by the voltage Ex: If the pedal is 9 volts then Current = 4.8 / 9 Current = 0.533 A or 533mA Did it help?
2193551
im running a 1200w boss auto amp briged but if your going to run 2 of theses i wood us a 2800w amp
871772
More even voltage and current flow then using adapter for pedal. Also all the pedals plug in to it so less power adapter cables running on the floor
2106782
Refer to the Corsair website. They list this information for each model power supply under Tech Specs.
1948492
YES, it works great, but you don't need to use the 18v output. I've been using mine in a standard 9v output, thereby saving you a spot for another 9v pedal. I've seen other people with several various ways to connect it, but, it's so simple, just use ONE 9v input. Enjoy your new EQ.
1287369
you would not want this pedal on a 9v it draws 26mA of power which means that a 9v would last a total of maybe 10 hrs. another one is digital delay my DD-6 boss has a 55mA draw which means it would last less than 5 hrs on a 9v . as long as a pedal is about 10mA or less will a 9v last any time at all , also they draw power whether there on or off .
1231591
i'm not sure. it doesn't have an external transformer, so it may just be 120v. if you go to their website and check, it looks as if they make models for specific markets: http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm
477021
It's pedal compatible, amperage is not dictated by the front panel. Pedal is 0-200amps & is optional.
548729
Sure, as long as they have the standard 2.1mm boss DC barrel connector and the particular pedals you are referring too have these specs 10 Total Outputs: 7 x 9V 100mA, 1 x 9v 500mA, 1 x 12V 100mA, 1x 16V 100mAPower adapter and 10 cables includedRugged steel casing and new slim design.Bright blue LED's For pedalboard lighting & short circuit warning Indicators
1499973
I would think so. However, best to check the specs on your pedals to ensure they don't exceed the maximum volts/amps, specified for the One Spot.
1727996
The 4.8 watts is the power needed for each pedal. Power = Current x Voltage.so, the current is the power divided by the voltageEx: If the pedal is 9 volts thenCurrent = 4.8 / 9Current = 0.533 A or 533mADid it help?
1426245
I currently use this with a daisy chain to power three 9V pedals and have no issues with it. Make sure the polarity and voltage matches your pedal and you should be fine.
2039926
Any standard 9 volt pedal power supply will work. The OneSpot works well. The key is that pedals use a negative center connector. That means the center part of the connector is negative and the outer ring it positive.