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Pedal for AC 9V 800mA

BunchyMutt

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Jul 3, 2014
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Well, the AC 9V output on my Truetone CS12 is getting lonely and I hate to see isolated power supplies go to waste. Try as I might I can't find pedals that take 9V AC power that are also within the 800mA range (Line 6 modelers for instance require 1200mA).

What pedals need to be powered by 9V, AC, and 800mA or lower?

Finds so far:
- Boomerang
- Rocktron Banshee
- A boatload of digitech pedals https://www.amazon.com/T-Power-Adapter-Digitech-RP-300A-Processor/dp/B00CY36IUC
- Foxrox Captain Coconut
- original whammy
 
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The CS-12 can probably power the Line6 stuff no problem. Since these supplies use a different switching based technology to most transformer based isolated supplies, they can far exceed the mA ratings on the individual outputs as long as you don't exceed the total for the entire brick. Shoot Truetone an email and I'm sure they'll be able to confirm!
 
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The CS-12 can probably power the Line6 stuff no problem. Since these supplies use a different switching based technology to most transformer based isolated supplies, they can far exceed the mA ratings on the individual outputs as long as you don't exceed the total for the entire brick. Shoot Truetone an email and I'm sure they'll be able to confirm!
Thanks!