Will this work with BOSS MT-2 pedal which requires a 9V DC@ 200mA. The description doesn't say anything about the current output.
270313
This power supply lists the following: Input - 100-240v-50/60hz 0.15A. Output - 9V 100 mA 0.9W. Outer ring + Inner ring - Hope this helps.
270314
Nah, this Behringer PSU-SB is only 100mA, you'd create a fire hazard using it with your MT-2 that requires double the current.
1027992
Correct. Either you use 9v battery or get a separate power adapter. I bought a Haley Benton power station to feed all my pedalboard.
467115
Power supply is not included. You will need a 9 volt power adapter with polarity plus to minus 150mA. I got one for $10 on ebay. I think amazon have them pretty cheap too. Any Digitech guitar pedal adaptor will do the job.
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.
2167884
LoL The amp should be plugged in the output from any pedal. Input for the amp, output for the pedal.
947493
No it didn't come with a 9V power supply. I use the Voodoo Lab power brick for my pedalboard power supply. Hope this helps you out Sean. This pedal kicks ass and is easy to dial in your sound especially using the voice and drive knobs to simulate different amps sounds your looking for in this pedal. For the price point, you can't go wrong purchasing the Joyo ACTONE pedal.
971636
I am currently using mine with an Electro Harmonix silencer and it works well.I tried to use it with a boss floor pedal and it DID NOT work.
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.
1360135
I don't recall. Check with www.Rolls.com for details. I use a Voodoo Labs pedal power unit to provide the voltage. It works with 9-15 volts DC.
1685760
The left most end as shown in the photo has a female connector. This connector should work for any 9v adapter that fits a standard pedal.I actually use it with a high current zoom 9v adapter.
2222057
As all the other replies said, does run on 9v battery, but you won't want to because of current draw, which is >100mA. That is much more than most analog pedals, and will kill a 9v battery after few hours of use. So use a standard 9V DC supply, or purchase one and/or cabling to connect all your pedals if you like (a la pedalboard).
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.
638019
To my knowledge, the standard 9 volt guitar pedal adapters should work. Dunlop makes them for cheap.
1911255
This is a standard 9v adaptor. It wouldn't even power a guitar pedal that drew less than 200mA. Doubt it could power a DVD player.
184663
I have used the daisy chain cord out of my boss pedal board and a morely power supply and they work fine. If you have tried a power supply that powers up boss pedals and it does not work then you likely have a faulty unit.
1825334
I just use this with a 1 spot power cable, as long as your running 9 volts you should be able to use the voo doo pedal power I'd think.
192838
No, this is a 9 volt to 18 volt power source for guitar PEDALS not guitar amps.