Hi there, will this power my Seymour Duncan Twin Tube Pedal which uses 16VAC/600mA?
885512
It adjusts to a lower voltage but I think the amperage stays the same, about 1-1.5 amps....
885513
I do not think so, you are wanting to power up a unit that uses 16VAC (volts alternating current), the Universal AC Adapter changes 120 VAC to lower voltages to DC (Direct Current). DC and AC do not mix. you have to buy an AC adapter from 120 VAC to 16 VAC, in other words a step down transformer. The unit above is for any equipment that uses battery power. I hope I was able to answer your question.
1527655
no I dont believe it will handle the current it is rated for 15?amp max at most
1765482
It does not matter,a 5 watt tube amp will work just as well as a 50 watt Solid State amp,Its just a effects pedal.
261325
This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site: 18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the Deluxe Memory Man.
1547108
I would not recommend it! Sounds like you need a 30 to 60 amp PS for that minimun!
1256949
I have no idea,Watts?I have a guitar amp that is 135watts,Not sure why you would ask that??
1461661
no, this amp will only put out about 1400watts of real power on full tilt at 2 ohm
1781077
This is not adjustable. What you put in is what you get out. Note that the standard for guitar pedals is opposite usual electric standards (it has to do either ability to simultaneously have a battery connected). Therefore it is best to use the recommended power supply unless you can confirm the tip is positive with a voltmeter. Better safe than sorry. Reversing the polarity will fry a diode on the circuit board.
1266176
It is rated 152w rms at 8 ohms. 250w at 4 ohms. It will work just won't be able to run subs to fill power.
391731
Odd. Mine fit snug and operated instantly, could be the wrong power supply for your application.Check again to make sure that you order the correct power supply for your needs. I ordered what wasrecommended for the pedal that I was buying.
1813318
I would consider this amp underpowered for your task. Look at its rms power and you should understand why.
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
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.
2042577
Nope. But any standard 9V DC adapter can power it. The pedal requires just about 10-15mA of current so a standard 200mA 9V DC adapter will do the job, or any multi effect powering unit/brick as well.
391729
I noticed my plug to the pedal was to long but it works. So not sure what your question is.
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
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Hello~ I have mine plugged into a pyle PTA2 2x40W and have no problem with it..... only thing I could suggest is check all your connections are correctly engaged~ mine is a much smaller version amp than yours, so again, it is possible but sometimes we get the right lines connected in the wrong connector~ good luck~ I'd like to know your progress or continuing problem~ sincerely, pacosmom