are the pedals powerd-the pedals rotate under thier own power-is it 110v or 220v I am in the US will it work????
1999822
Yes, the pedals are powered and rotate under their own power. I just pluged it into my standard wall outlet. Same at my daughters house here in Ca. and my sons house in Or. I love this machine and if it ever gives out, getting another.
1999823
The pedals are powered by a 110 volt motor or you can make them go with foot or hand power. This device is cord connected and plugs into any standard wall outlet in the United states of America.
1999824
Yes, the pedals are powered. You can just sit and watch TV or read a book and relax while it moves your legs around.
1999825
The pedals are self-powered using standard 110v for U.S. They should not be used for physical power or power training. Primarily for therapeutic rehab. They turn automatically as power is turned on and stop every 15 minutes. The speed can be adjusted but not to an excessive amount. Used to get immobile person active and muscles working again.
1999826
the pedals rotate under their own power. It is 110v and we live in New York. It works great.
1999827
Yes powered by own power and has speed control. its a 110. I have had mine for about 2 months and works great. I have only used it on lowest speed. Turns off by itself after 15 minutes. Just push button and it will start going again
1999828
The pedals rotate completely on their own if person is unable to assist. My boyfriend cannot walk or move his right leg/foot. This is perfect for him. Has wide variety of speed. The pedals and straps are quite small and strap wouldn't fit across a man's 10.5 shoe. I did call company and they sent me a bigger set (free of charge) that work perfectly. I recommend this product.
605866
the wire crossed in the pedal, or in your home? if in the pedal you look at the company on amazon and contact as you would if you had a question on specifications.hope this helps ya there 10-4
1755368
Hi, Yes the current adapter from the board is auto voltage (100 V to 240 V). I live in Perú and had purchase this pedal board a few weeks ago and use it alive already. In my country the voltage is 220 Volts. Is perfect the board. The bag is a little thin without to much protective material but i willl later put some foam for protect better the pedals when are installed. Luck.
60996
Fito, you'll need a power converter to get the 220v from the wall down to 110v for the brick. From there you can plug your 110v pedals into the brick and be off and running.
1609086
So what's the answer? Either the company is shipping these with two different power supplies, (120v or 220v) or people are responding to this question inaccurately. I just received my mixer and the power supply is definitely 120v. This is the second mixer that I have had to return for this problem. Is there any chance that the company can hop on here and give us an authoritative answer to this question?
2011294
No Idea but Saitek doesn't support it, requirements are here: http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/pedals.html
691591
The US version is 110v. You will need to get a different power supply if you need 220v from either microsoft or Amazon.
1408285
As far as I know it is 120v. If you are living outside the U.S.A. then you will need to convert to 240v. There is no converter included in set. I hope this helps you. Jerry
822650
Dunlop ECB003 is an universal voltage adaptor...Input=100-240VAC and Output=9VDC,670mA... Negative center..Tried hook-up to Dunlop Wah pedal and 2 more pedals all working just fine.
904030
The USA version uses 120 volts. If you can provide 120 Volts I would think it should work. It is not a power hog I think it uses under 400 watts at top speed.
1872459
You have to flip the 220v switch. That will give you full capacity on the twist for 110v
2152328
MOST guitar pedals are 9V, center NEGATIVE. So you'd probably need to cut the wire, reconnect with reverse polarity. If you can solder and use heat shrink tubing, this is a good value. Otherwise check out the Snark -9V power supply for guitar pedals.
851392
I gig with mine at least twice a month. I am on my second as the usb power connection broke inside the pedal. They replaced it for the cost of shipping. Now I unplug it before I store my Pedal board.
1775934
the unit power input take both 110V and 220V (but you have to convert manually), so just change the power supply cable and it will work. I am currently using it outside the US and it is working fine
1415640
Hi Jon, my name is Luis Colarino and I live in a city in Brasil where the voltage is 220V too. You can use the pedal board in 220V without any problems, the power source has an automatic voltage selector which allows you to connect in 220V directly.So, if this is your concern, consider it solved, go ahead and get the pedal board, it comes already with the cables, you just need to buy the pedals. All "Boss" style pedals will fit normally. Enjoy the gear and play loud!!!
1865674
Perhaps the ad changed since you posted, it clearly shows its 120V. Actually, I have several hand tools here in the US that are 240V. We have 240V, its just not typical for most hand tools.
1415639
In Brazil we have both 110V and 220V, depending on the city. I've bought my behringer pedal board in US and it's provided with an A/C power adapter from 100V to 240V. Anyway it seems to be a good idea checking in advance if the unit you're considering to get comes with a similar power adapter.