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Rechargeable power supply for pedal board, really?
- Thread starter franvarin
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Like maybe a brick something like this https://amzn.to/399GtIi and a CIOKS DC4 under a pedaltrain nano would be super versatile.
That brick delivers 10,500mah and then the CIOKS can do 9 volt, 12 volt, 18 volt... Perfect to power a few pedals me thinks.
The brick also shows the amount of charge left.
That brick delivers 10,500mah and then the CIOKS can do 9 volt, 12 volt, 18 volt... Perfect to power a few pedals me thinks.
The brick also shows the amount of charge left.
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Weird they're out of stock everywhere. When I got mine a few months ago they were scarce and I thought it was from covid. Hopefully they come back.
Picked up a rechargeable joyo power supply. Have not had a chance to gig with it yet and use a full array of pedals (I dont use a ton Anyway). So far so good. I even picked up a polarity switchi g ca le from Sweetwater for a couple of bucks. I use it with a glow plug. One of the outputs on the joyo is switchable between 9-12-18 volts. Works great at eliminating thw eden wall wart.
So far so good w Mission 529 and 20kmAh brick. No gigs/rehearsals yet though.
