Can I use this to power a Digitech DL-8 (power output on adapter says 9.6 V/300 mA) and ALSO power 2 Dunlop MXR pedals (power output says 9V, 0.67 A)?
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I would be amazed if the DL-8 really needs 9.6VDC, like the power supply says the output is, I'm assuming the power supply you're referring to is the power supply you're "supposed" to use. I looked up the specs for the DL-8, you might have a different version, but it says the power supply is 9VDC, and the stompbox can use a 9V battery, so I would go for it. Your problem aside, putting 9VDC in a device that actually calls out for 9.6VDC will not hurt the device. If the "9.6" in your question is a typo, and you're just asking if the PB600 1.7A power supply will power your 3 pedals, the DL-8 draws 70ma, the MXR Phase 90 draws 5ma (don't know what MXR pedals you have)....the PB600 power supply delivers 1700ma, won't be any kind of problem. Remember, forget your power supply outputs and add up the current requirement of your devices (the current 'draw') to see how much current you need to provide.
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You use this instead of a daisy chain, to isolate the power to each pedal so it doesn't replicate any problems between pedals. It should help a lot, just use the individual power supplies they give you and don't use the chain at all anymore - that will defeat the purpose. It's also awesome because it powers pretty much any pedal you buy, 9v, 12v, 18v - individually.
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You will need a standard 9 volt power supply (wall wart). I use a "One Spot" power supply for this and several other pedals, which works quite well.
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Yep. It's a standard 9v adapter similar to the ones that power guitar pedals, etc.
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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.
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To my knowledge, the standard 9 volt guitar pedal adapters should work. Dunlop makes them for cheap.
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Make sure you check the polarity on the power supplies you are trying, they may be opposite of what is required. The polarity graphic is on the backside of the unit, check it and match it with whatever supply you are attempting to use. When I use an external power source I have the 1SPOT power supply that can power five or more pedals (it only cost me about $15 used last time I bought some gear at Guitar Center). I mostly use batteries with this unit for short gigs, it's easier and sets up quicker too. Good luck.
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Hi, Yes the current adapter from the board is auto voltage (100 V to 240 V). I live in Perú and had purchase this pedal board a few weeks ago and use it alive already. In my country the voltage is 220 Volts. Is perfect the board. The bag is a little thin without to much protective material but i willl later put some foam for protect better the pedals when are installed. Luck.
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Yes, it comes with cables to power up your pedals. Mine is a US version so it works off of 110-120VAC. The DL4 uses 9voltDC and 1200mAmps, this unit only does 100mAmps per output, with the exception of one 500mAmp output
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I use to own a few MXR pedals and currently use fulltone pedals. I have had no issues when using joyo power supply to power these pedals! Works like a charm!
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Sean, mine didn't come with the adapter. I simply used an extra Boss type adapter that I had lying around and it works fine. It is an interesting and versatile little pedal at a great price, but it can get a bit noisy if you pile on the effects.
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The 4.8 watts is the power needed for each pedal. Power = Current x Voltage. so, the current is the power divided by the voltage Ex: If the pedal is 9 volts then Current = 4.8 / 9 Current = 0.533 A or 533mA Did it help?
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This is a direct plug-in Class 2 transformer: I/P 120VAC 60 Hz 7W - O/P 9V DC 200mA are the exact specifications. Regular barrel connector/input with negative center, for use with Dunlop, MXR or Boss type pedals. May work with other brands with the same specs as well. Hope this helps.
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Hi. You can use any regular 9-volt pedal power supply. You'd have to ask the folks at VOX why they don't supply one
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I am on my third foot pedal for my MinnKota. The circuit boards are crap. Mine is 12 volt but I believe they are the same foot pedal. Email me and I'll send you a pic of the plug if that will help. dan@dancolettering.com
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More even voltage and current flow then using adapter for pedal. Also all the pedals plug in to it so less power adapter cables running on the floor
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It will work perfect. I use mine with a couple of Boss pedals, some TC Electronics ones, Lone Wolf Blues Harp Break pedal for Harmonica and a Darkglass bass overdrive and It works great, not a single bit of noise or tone loss. Will work perfectly with any 9V pedal regarding of what company it is from (Is not exclusive for Boss)