The power supply jack is labeled 9 VDC/200 mA . Is this compatible with most multi-jack adapters for several pedals or is the polarity reversed?
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Yes, It is reverse polarity. No, it won't necessarily work with a multi-Jack because even with a polarity reversing adapter, it still needs to be 200 amps. I have the Joyo multi and the Visual Sound multi and they're both 100 amps.
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There is no doubt that this wall adapter is good. However, whether it will work with your guitar pedals or any other product will depend on a number of factors. The current rating for the model TSL-0901 that I purchased on Amazon.com is 1000mA, DC 9V. It has a center positive (+) DC (Direct Current) output. So, if your guitar pedal is rated 650mA, 9V with center positive output, then this adapter will work perfectly. Make sure that the DC output plug is the same size with that of your equipment. 650mA indicates the current rating for the equipment to function in Milliamps. (mA). 650mA = 0.65Amps. Thanks. There is no doubt that this wall adapter is good. However, whether it will work with your guitar pedals or any other product will depend on a number of factors. The current rating for the model TSL-0901 that I purchased on Amazon.com is 1000mA, DC 9V. It has a center positive (+) DC (Direct Current) output. So, if your guitar pedal is rated 650mA, 9V with center positive output, then this adapter will work perfectly. Make sure that the DC output plug is the same size with that of your equipment. 650mA indicates the current rating for the equipment to function in Milliamps. (mA). 650mA =... » Read More There is no doubt that this wall adapter is good. However, whether it will work with your guitar pedals or any other product will depend on a number of factors. The current rating for the model TSL-0901 that I purchased on Amazon.com is 1000mA, DC 9V. It has a center positive (+) DC (Direct Current) output. So, if your guitar pedal is rated 650mA, 9V with center positive output, then this adapter will work perfectly. Make sure that the DC output plug is the same size with that of your equipment. 650mA indicates the current rating for the equipment to function in Milliamps. (mA). 650mA = 0.65Amps. Thanks. « Show Less
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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.
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If you are talking about total draw of all pedals, yes, but if you have a pedal that needs those current draws, then no. What pedal needs 2000ma? I don't know of any multiple output power supply that will put out that much current. Even multi-effects pedals don't need that much that I know of. It does full isolation and made my pedals sound better and reduced background noise.
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These are universal and should work fine. It does have a polarity switch. So if the pedal is working in reverse of what it should the flick of a switch should do it.
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Nope. But any standard 9V DC adapter can power it. The pedal requires just about 10-15mA of current so a standard 200mA 9V DC adapter will do the job, or any multi effect powering unit/brick as well.
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With a standard 12v DC adapter. Look on the PCB and you will see a + and - sign indicating the polarity.
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It does look that way on the box, but the plug is a regular guitar one. Don't worry about that. I don't know if there are different sizes of guitar jacks, but it goes in mine perfectly fine, and mine is the same size as the headphone converters, so I think it's standard. Hope that helps.
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Unfortunately, no. I've been using Boss 9v adapters with my Joyo pedals, and so far no trouble with the AC Tone, the American Sound, or the Crunch Distortion. Joyo does make a multi-strip power supply, but I don't like the pricing on that one when I already have my Boss wall warts. Also, I continue to think these pedals work better to color your tone going into an amp than they do directly into a sound board or recorder. Some of the YouTube direct-in samples sound more like a live amp than I've been able to achieve with my setup. Maybe I'm just spoiled on the tube tone I'm getting from my rig. Unfortunately, no. I've been using Boss 9v adapters with my Joyo pedals, and so far no trouble with the AC Tone, the American Sound, or the Crunch Distortion. Joyo does make a multi-strip power supply, but I don't like the pricing on that one when I already have my Boss wall warts. Also, I continue to think these pedals work better to color your tone going into an amp than they do directly into a sound board or recorder. Some of the YouTube direct-in samples sound more like a live amp than I've been able to achieve with my setup. Maybe I'm just spoiled on the tube tone I'm getting from my rig.
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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.
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Any standard 9 volt pedal power supply will work. The OneSpot works well. The key is that pedals use a negative center connector. That means the center part of the connector is negative and the outer ring it positive.
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The AC Adapter cable is 50 inches. The DC cables from the device to your pedals are 21 inches. There are are also several 6 inch cables that convert standard 9V center negative to 9V center positive (very handy).
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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!!!
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I'm using a korg keyboard so I don't have to switch polarity on this pedal. I think this pedal had neg "-" polarity.
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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.
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All the outputs are negative center at the base. I use a 3.5 mm polarity switcher adapter ( 1 SPOT C 35) for my reverse +- Small Clone, just in case. There is a cable that comes with the Chameleon that has a 3.5 mm male end but I don't use it. I just use the 5 way daisy chain for all my low pwr pedals. You should be able to view a demo on the Amazon page that explains everything about the cables.
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Should be able to pick up a power cord online somewhere. Vox should be able to answer that question about the specs of a power supply. I think it does not come with it, because most people use a power brick on a pedal board to hook up multiple pedals.