What's a good 9 volt adapter to buy for this unit?
1173038
Visual Sound makes a power adaptor that will power up to 5 pedals for about $15 bucks.
1173039
Any 9v adapter will work really. It's compatible with the ones designed for Boss pedals (which run about $22) or with a dedicated pedal board power supply.
1210049
You can buy adapters - I've seen them online, but I don't remember where. You could also try Radio Shack.
2253221
There is a place on the transmitter for a 4.5vdc adapter. Maybe Radio shack has one.
274318
The AC/DC adapter that I bought with the 12 volt says: OUTPUT 9VDC 2000mA. This was the compatable pair for the DVD player. I have found both work very well.
1991682
This is a fine little monitor. It will work on 9 volts (best), but not on 6 volts. It will probably work from a 12 volt adapter - but the higher voltage may shorten its useful life. (If finding a 9 volt switching adapter is a problem, you can buy them from Amazon and/or EBay - they're very inexpensive.)
766286
Unit comes with a 12volt adapter for your vehicles 12volt outlets. No further purchase required.
1864419
actually any 9volt battery of your preference would be fine; I get good use out of the Duracell duralock batteries.
248899
Try a Radio Shack store, or online - they have a wide variety of AC adapters and modular plugs that fit just about everything.
1207046
I'm not 100% sure but I think you'd need a 9 volt adapter, not a 12 volt. Try this one
1016607
radio shack, one spot, whatever. as long as it's 9v with a + tip you should be fine. one spots are the better choice, you'll need the 2.1x5mm barrel plug - 1/8 inch plug adapter, probably available here on amazon.
873719
just about any 12V AC to DC adapter would do.i have use many electronics that came with 12V dc adapter that is rated 2A, and they always does the job better than what came with the device.
106640
I have the 5 lb model, and I just got an adapter at Radio Shack (4.5 V, 700 mA, tip "M"). Works like a charm (but more expensive than I wanted: $24). Remember that you can use an adapter that's rated for more current than the 600 mA, but you shouldn't use one rated for *less* mA, as you'll get over-heating and possibly a fire. The Le Bistro works with the D batteries still in it without trouble, and automatically switches from wall-outlet to battery.
1519824
I am not certain which type of adapter you are referring to but I would check with a local Radio Shack. They are my go to electronics store. Good luck>
2102533
Same answer as Joan. I asked the manufacturer that question and they asked me to call their 800 line so they could help me get one. The risk of using a generic adapter is that if the amperage isn't correct you can burn out the unit.
1379732
When I needed one, I simply bought a broad spectrum selectable adapter... radio shack has them, so does amazon. they're a bit more pricy, but they are useful for other equipment. A good one will allow you to choose both the voltage/amps AND the polarity so that you can be sure not to fry the circuits in whatever hardware you're powering... you can find out what voltage and polarity you need by looking at the panel on the unit, or by checking the user manual.
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Sorry, I do not have faintest idea where you might find one outside of Philips. But, you might try the Radio Shack and look for a pin compatible device that has an output of 15 volts at 5.4 watts with a max current output of 300 milli-amps. Good luck.
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I know a 9v batt works. I think it would work with anything over 5v just get whatever gives the highest amp hour.