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Hello! I have a problem with my mb super synth. The clip-led stays lightly on all the time right after I power my pedals and something causes a bad noise to the audio signal also. Have anyone experienced the same? Do anyone have any ideas what could be wrong in my pedal? The situation is the...

Thank you for your answer. I'm planning to power markbass super synth, compressore and chorus/flanger. The reason why I'm considering this powering option is that I know just one pedal power supply that has enough power for my use (I have other pedals too) and it costs ovet 400 so this laptop...

This might be a stupid question but what is the problem of using a general power supply to power a pedalboard? Like this: 12V 5A switching power supply ID: 352 - $24.95 : Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DIY electronics and kits I have some pedals which needs together something like 1700mA 12V...

Thanks a lot for your answer! Now I really understand something more about the situation what's going on there. But I still have one problem: actually I need a really lot more power than just 600mA, I just askel that because some supplies has 200mA and 400mA outputs and I was just wondering if I...

First: I really want to thank you for your answers, this have been really helpful for me! :) Second: those pedals are: Markbass Compressore Markbass Super Synth Markbass Chorus/Flanger Electro-Harmonix Bass Big Muff Electro-Harmonix Nano Steel Leather Palmer Übertreiber Korg Pitchblack Poly...

Actually I think I got it now! :)

Thank you very much for your answers everyone! I appreciate this!! And play4sanity can you explain that pic a little more? I'm sorry I'm really not an expert with these electricity things :)

Ok! Thanks a lot for your answers everyone! So, is the current doubler cable the right way to do that? Like this one: Invalid Link Removed I have three 12V 550mA pedals and four 9V 100mA and it feels like I really can't find a perfect power supply solution for all of those and that's that's the...

Hi! Is it possible to combine a 400mA output and a 200mA output into one 600mA output with a current doubler adapter cable? Or is it a problem that the currents of the outputs are different? Thanks!