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Add up the number of amps on your pedals. If your "power pedal" (not sure what that is) supplies more amps then the number of amps your pedals require, then it'll work no problem.
Add up the number of amps on your pedals. If your "power pedal" (not sure what that is) supplies more amps then the number of amps your pedals require, then it'll work no problem.
Bassist4Eris said:Sorry, but I don't think this makes much sense.
The two specs you want to find on your fulltone bass drive and aguilar tone hammer are the voltage requirements (expressed in Volts, or V) and the draw (expressed in mA's.)
Most of the outputs on the Pedal Power can only supply 100 mA. Outputs 5 and 6 can supply 250 mA. As long as the pedals require LESS than these amounts, they can be powered off of these jacks. Assuming the voltage requirements match up as well.
