What kind of power supply do I need to get with this pedal?
2039925
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.
2039926
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.
1765482
It does not matter,a 5 watt tube amp will work just as well as a 50 watt Solid State amp,Its just a effects pedal.
1948491
YES, it works great, but you don't need to use the 18v output. I've been using mine in a standard 9v output, thereby saving you a spot for another 9v pedal.I've seen other people with several various ways to connect it, but, it's so simple, just use ONE 9v input. Enjoy your new EQ.
869902
Use a standard outlet. Turntable Pro-Ject RPM 1.3 comes with its own DC power supply.
1215362
You can. I use a voodoo lab supply for all my pedals and it works just great
1368523
Sorry not familiar with the pedal. I've always used some type of modeling amp and have never needed a pedal for the type of music I play.
1138181
Almost any reastat foot pedal should work. Just check the connections when purchasing--- hp correct for usage etc....
869905
No. It does not require a separate power supply. Just set it up and plug it into the wall and and a preamp with a phono input.
219599
If you already have an amp, you'll need a 9V battery and possibly another guitar cable. Hope this helps-not a bad distortion pedal for the money.
1863053
Adding a power strip should be fine, provided everything plugged into the power strip doesn't exceed 10 amps. I've been running a vox AC15, orange AD15, and a large pedal board with two Voodoo Labs Pedal Power2s at substantial volume without issue.
2234691
I don't know what those things are. I got this to learn how to play on something that didn't soung like an awful keyboard. I know it has a pedal outlet, but you should probably email the manufacturer to get specific information.
638019
To my knowledge, the standard 9 volt guitar pedal adapters should work. Dunlop makes them for cheap.
36396
There are outs for midi, usb and a sustain pedal so you can hook it up with adapters, but it's not a straight through 1/4 cord to amp connection. Check out the slesis website for videos and details.
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.
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.
1071511
Phantom power is needed for it to perform at peak performance. You can always add a behringer ps400 phantom power supply to your set up and it will take care of the issue. I think they are about $20 on amazon.
2118098
There are four outputs at 9v, one of which is a higher current supply shared with a 12v output (the total current available is shared between them). The last output is 18v. As to whether your pedals will work in the higher voltage outputs: That depends on the pedal. Analog signal pedals (like most overdrives and boosts and the like) should be fine. They may even sound better. However, if you've got a digital pedal our am analog synth module, you should stick to the 9v outputs.