Will it work with line 6 amps
1019783
do not know if it will work with line 6 amp. It worked on a peavey but did not work on a roland cube 30. There are people on ebay who make foot switches for specific amps for reasonable price. This is your safest cheap route. The company I favored had a 'foot with toes' logo. good luck!
1019784
I don't own a Line 6, but if all you need is a two pedal switch that uses a TRS connector it should work. Check you manual or go on line to find a pdf of the owners manual for your amp. The info should be there. Good luck.
792438
These units were designed for use on a single battery and not "6" connected in a series or parallel. You can check with the manufacture about this issue but my guess is it will not work with 6 batteries.
466377
As long as the main battery line that you are talking about is large enough to carry the additional combined total load for 3-4 of them, it should be no problem. The rated input for each one is 3 amps.
1384719
I don't know as this charger doesn't have a 6 volt setting and just not sure using them in series. Sorry!
1496262
Use 8 you'll be fine. If you use 6 or 4 you will potentially trip the excessive power limiter and the amp will shut down. If you limit the volume on 4 ohm, it will work. But, if you over drive a 4 or 6 ohm load, it will shut down and you'll have to shut off the amplifier and turn it back on.
1150656
I'm not sure if it will or not. We had to send this back because it would not work with our camper. We needed one with six wires and this one only had 5.
285064
No, only works one way as an 8pin to 6+2. The only thing the 6 pin will plug into is the hardware itself.
936204
LOL- first I've heard of this one, but creative none the less. I don't think it will work. It draws low amperage, but it is designed to work from a 12 volt system that delivers a regular and consistent voltage input.
489341
Well, the manual says it works with a 6 voltage system, and i didn't check what my voltage was when i was using it. So the only way is to try to find out. Hope it doesn't blow on you.
1911826
I don't know. The circuit can handle the T6, but depends on the threads and depththe battery sets. Buy a unit that comes w/ remote or is more specific in discdescription. Or, same seller.
1185768
Yes, but you will not get the full power from the Amp. You most likely will not notice it, but there will be a loss due to the mismatch. It's in the online manual which you can download from the WEB, it's on page 14. (You have to change the settings on the Amp. so get the book from the Web. and look at it to see how you make the change from 8 to 6 ohm. 8 ohm is the default setting. The PDF file is protected so I can't send it to you on here, you will have to get it from the web "Google it", and you should find a copy.
80092
Likely not but access to connectors is from bottom... & #8 wire is stiff so bending it 6 of them may be an issue.
308229
Unfortunately, no. This particular PowerLine unit is useful/capable to about 1200ma (1.2 amps), 1300ma (1.3 amps) absolute maximum top end. What you refer to may be far better met by using a purchased pre-built LM317 regulator unit that has an additional simple circuit to "boost" available current to 3 or 4 amps, etc.
1989651
You would need to look on the label on your moniter. If the input shows 6 volt then it will work, if it shows any other number, example, 9v or 12v, you would need to get an adapter for the required voltage.
1196840
No. This amp is only 2 channel. The 6004 model, will work for your application. It's 4 channel.
237793
Yes sir it will work fine. It is somewhat over kill for just 11 amps but it wont hurt anything. And the key comes out when its turned off.Hope this helps. Have a great day. GP
2129443
No, not the correct power source for Line 6. Most Line 6 pod type effects require AC power. This is for DC.