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I have read the previous tread about the adapter for this pedal, but there aren't given any concrete answers, so can anybody tell me if it's ok to use, adapter 9V 300ma? and another question,if anybody knows in which power this pedal work's? 50 ma?
I have this pedal on my board & it seems to work the same with an Ibanez adapter, BOSS PSA-120, & using the power provided by my board. I've never run into any issues, but then again, I would use a One Spot & daisy chain on it.
Don't cheap out and get some generic power supply from Rad Shak or Walmart, spend the few xtra bucks and get one designed for musical equipment.
A 1Spot or other power supply is a worthy investment.
it never hurts to have an adapter capable of producing more current (mA) than you need, but less is bad.
1 spot is 1400mA and can power several normal pedals. You should add up your requirements to make sure that one isn't a power hog - some pedals need up to 500mA...
I don't want to buy some extra cheap, but average, 'cause I don't wanna throw money on boss adapter or something like that, cause I don't have it, and next gig is for about 15 days, and can't wait .... must see what is the best option...and what will ok work but,thank's for advices, I appreciate it...