Does this pedal uses 9v batt? If so, What adapter can I use with it? Thanks.
1657109
Yes, ditto looper works with Any 9v adapter with negative tip. I use the One spot and Boss adapter, it works fine with Any of them.
1657110
No place for a battery, you need an electrical adapter - if you have other pedals, just borrow the adapter from one of those. I hear Radio Shack sells them pretty cheap as well?
1287370
The information on the website is wrong. It actually has 8 inputs for 9v pedals, and 2 for 18v. The MXR itself, does not operate on a battery. It comes with the output from the MXR to a AC cord. I hope this helps.
1692632
Check the voltage on the Carbon Copy specs. This is a 18V power supply. Most (not all) pedals take only 9 Volts. If the Carbon Copy takes one 9 volt battery, it's only 9 Volts and you need a different supply (check in the box, in the manual, or online spec sheets for a model number & match with the model # on Amazon.)
1163534
I was pretty sure it took a 9v, I just opened mine to confirm. 9 volt. Take care...
560131
I know a 9v batt works. I think it would work with anything over 5v just get whatever gives the highest amp hour.
1287369
you would not want this pedal on a 9v it draws 26mA of power which means that a 9v would last a total of maybe 10 hrs. another one is digital delay my DD-6 boss has a 55mA draw which means it would last less than 5 hrs on a 9v . as long as a pedal is about 10mA or less will a 9v last any time at all , also they draw power whether there on or off .
1781076
This is just a daisy chain. What goes in comes out. If source adapter is center -, then all output will also be center -. I also have the 1 Spot 9 volt, it is center -. I have 2 Boss pedals amongnst other brands on my board all center -. I started with this http://www.amazon.com/Visual-Sound-Spot-Combo-Pack/dp/B000RNB720 Im not sure what power source you have but this is only an extention. Be careful of grabbing any power supply around the house. Many are unregulated, center +, or even AC.
467115
Power supply is not included. You will need a 9 volt power adapter with polarity plus to minus 150mA. I got one for $10 on ebay. I think amazon have them pretty cheap too. Any Digitech guitar pedal adaptor will do the job.
2258986
I use these with 3 volts (2 AAA batteries) and a 150 ohm resistor. To use 9 volts you need to use a ~450 ohm resistor , but, yes, they will work fine with a 9v battery.
947494
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.
892694
I'm not 100% certain on this, but I think the Jameco KA-183 is a suitable power adapter for this pedal. It's available here at Amazon, and other places online, too.
77521
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
1272709
It uses a 9v. battery, but in my experience one battery doesn't last very long... I'd strongly recommend getting an AC adapter!
1231591
i'm not sure. it doesn't have an external transformer, so it may just be 120v. if you go to their website and check, it looks as if they make models for specific markets: http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm
1061121
Hey... The BOSS PSA120S Power Adapter works fine with Digital delays (DD3 &DD7;) pedals; The Tera Echo (TE-2) and the Giga Delay (DD-20), including the ME units like the ME-20, 50, 50B, 70 & 80. For more information see http://www.bossus.com/gear/ and look on the accesories tab of each pedal or product
2118097
You can't draw more power than is available. If your pedal needs 18v and you plug into a 9v slot what do you think will happen? Go for a larger VooDoo model.Rick
1781075
This is just a daisy chain. What goes in comes out. If source adapter is center -, then all output will also be center -. I also have the 1 Spot 9 volt, it is center -. I have 2 Boss pedals amongnst other brands on my board all center -. I started with this Visual Sound One Spot Combo PackIm not sure what power source you have but this is only an extention. Be careful of grabbing any power supply around the house. Many are unregulated, center +, or even AC.