Current Draw (mA) question

[Bassmike62]

Does anyone know the current draw for:

- Cry Baby 105Q
- Digitech BSW (same)
- DOD FX25 (1984 or so model)
- DOD FX25 B


Thx.

[walker rosewood]

if you've got a multimeter you can measure for yourself.

[Bassmike62]

don't have one, unforntunately.

[walker rosewood]

- Cry Baby 105Q dunlop's website says requires a minimum of 20mA. This site http://stinkfoot.se/power-list which I just found and is pretty darn cool says 4mA


- Digitech BSW (same) see this thread, but in short 80mA. Digitech BSW Current Draw stinkfoot says the regular synth wah is 110mA

- DOD FX25 (1984 or so model) couldn't find but my guess would be its similar to the FX25B

- DOD FX25 B 10mA according to aforementioned site

[Jimbob Jones]

+1 to all that; I would allow 150mA for the BSW and 20-30 for the fx25.

When shopping for PS's I'm always extra conservative, as the quoted figures are most often average current draw, not maximum; it's quite possible to have a power supply running happily for hours of playing time, then one day, pop! It trips.

Just sayin'

[rob_thebassman]

should say in the manual

[Bassmike62]

Originally Posted by walker rosewood

- Cry Baby 105Q dunlop's website says requires a minimum of 20mA. This site http://stinkfoot.se/power-list which I just found and is pretty darn cool says 4mA


- Digitech BSW (same) see this thread, but in short 80mA. Digitech BSW Current Draw stinkfoot says the regular synth wah is 110mA

- DOD FX25 (1984 or so model) couldn't find but my guess would be its similar to the FX25B

- DOD FX25 B 10mA according to aforementioned site

thx walker !

[cheapbasslovin]

I ran a BassSynthWah off of a normal PP2+ outlet with another pedal on its chain for a short time with no troubles. It is supposedly only 100mA.