What is the polarity of this pedal?
1999475
Hi Joe - Sorry, but I don't know what the specs are on it, but is does have a reverse polarity switch on it. I connected it to my Kronos 88 and it performs very nicely. It's quite heavy compared to the brand X models, which helps it stay put while your performing.
1999476
I'm using a korg keyboard so I don't have to switch polarity on this pedal. I think this pedal had neg "-" polarity.
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.
1469569
There is no problem with this pedal. I bought mine on a referral from the drummer in Candle Light Red. This is a bad @ss pedal!
1333756
The polarity of the T connectors is standard -- the top bar of the T is positive and the post is negative. The labels on the diagram in the instructions are misleading since they are opposite to the orientation of the T sockets.
1160778
It is really very straight forward operation, it could actually be damaged per your description. Some things you could try after making sure you have the input and output plugged in all the way in, is to use an external 9V AC adapter. Other than that the LED should be on when you turn the switch on. I have noticed the middle switch is a little weaker than other pedals.
1123521
Sounds like a loose wire. I did have another brand of led side marker light that did that. After I tried everything I reversed polarity and it worked. Just a though if you haven't found the cause.
1187704
Usually the center connector is Positive. Use your DMM to determine the polarity.
2051127
I've found it's just a matter of getting the levels of both pedals just right. I run a Tubescreamer into the VT999 and don't have any problems, BUT there's a very fine line in getting the levels balanced out right. I'd get those levels tweaked in and add a drop of nail polish on the knobs and pedal so you always know where they should be.
1542583
There is no polarity on the switch. Connect the one to the POS+ from the battery and connect the other to the POS+ to the pump.
1618220
Polarity does matter, but the wire colors have changed from batch to batch (I've ordered several pairs over the past few years), making trial and error the only way to tell which is positive and which is negative. There is no harm hooking it up backwards, it just won't work until hooked up correctly. I have only had one break a wire internally (after crashing the dirtbike and breaking the mounting screw, it dangled by the wire for several miles before we noticed it.) Once home, just took it apart and re-soldered the wire to the board, replaced the broken screw, and back in business again.
1607640
Unplug the charger from the power outlet. Reverse it and try to plug it in the other way if possible. Polarity shouldn't matter, but these switching type power supplies are cheap and sometimes gets static hung up inside them.
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
2219628
Thanks, i'll check for the switch on the back tonight. i'm sure the polarity is correct, red to lead (+) and black to ground (-) right?
322850
Not quite sure...to be honest, I hardly use this pedal right now. I am very happy with my Boss DD7... sorry I couldn't help more.
1220835
Positive and negative from battery on one side; positive and negative to the 12v motor on the other side. There shd be very small print that illustrates which side is which
1646554
check polarity, current only flows in one direction. change the polarity on the battery or at the fixture.
1426246
tip negative...outside ring positive....if that's how your pedal is set up..this will work with it. the Electro-Harmonix XO Big Muff Pi Pedal seems to be set up that way