Found my old MXR Envelope Filter in a box in the garage...

Sure, or there are even converters that latch on to the existing battery jack and have a standard power socket on the other end. Can't recall where I saw it though.

 

I used one of these on one of pedals with a bad power jack.

http://a.co/isaATaJ

 

The one spot adapters come with an attachment. You'd likely have to leave the back off though, to let the cable have access to a power chord.

 

Yeah I cut a small notch in my pedal between the pedal body and the battery cover so I could feed the cable out and put the cover on it.

 

This is the actual one I purchased. http://a.co/6rlpFmC

I didn’t used the 9v plug in wall adapter only the small adapter it came with.

 

I think I have several laying around. Where are you located?

 

Wallingford, Connecticut

 

I meant the op, but do you need a couple?

 

I’m sure you can send it to Analogman for a conversion, or get a 9v battery cable adapter

 

Pedal builder who also mods pedals

 

The sax player in my band had one of these, all beaten up but still worked. I cleaned it up and gave it back to him as I liked it on guitar but not bass, and he got $225 for it. For that reason and because a battery will last about 500-1000 hours in it, I wouldn't bother modding it.

 

It's worth money. It won't be if you mod it.

 

My Truetone CS12 came with one of these, that plug right into the battery jack itself. If you are in Saskatchewan, Canada, it is yours!

 

Analogman is in Bethel, Connecticut according to the Facebook page. I've never used them.

 

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