The supplied power is 5V. I haven't dared to try giving it 9V. But anyway so far I've just been running it off the Manta instead of on a separate power supply. I'll measure it later and post here if no one else has.
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Good info, thanks ... I won't be using the expression output as I have no pedals to control that way right now, but good to knowifwhen I win that gold covered H9.![]()
Good info, thanks ... I won't be using the expression output as I have no pedals to control that way right now, but good to knowifwhen I win that gold covered H9.![]()
Well, you can use the expression output on your Wonderlove right? Since I will be winning the gold H9 Max![]()
Well with the Hub you could do the expression out via MIDI I think.
Well, you can use the expression output on your Wonderlove right? Since I will be winning the gold H9 Max![]()
The challenge we had with this is making the HH3 receiver compatible with the HH charger. The HH battery was really special once upon a time, so it dictated the power supply.The WL has an expression input, but it won't power the HH3 receiver.
The only shortfall of the HH3 is the special power supply that is required for use with non SA pedals. They went through the trouble of evaluating multiple expression output types and provided dip-switches to make the HH3 compatible, but you have to use their unique power supply if you want to use the expression out. Please tell me a 9V Boss-style power input is on the table for the next update.
I first looked around a bit on the net and there are many circuit diagrams for building a 9V to 5V voltage converter from just a few components, but as the receiver can be powered from another SA pedal that became unnecessary.
The challenge we had with this is making the HH3 receiver compatible with the HH charger. The HH battery was really special once upon a time, so it dictated the power supply.
For those of you who have a SAG control on your pedalboard supply (and some comfort with a soldering iron) and can make a custom cable and then dial down the 9VDC to 5VDC.
Creating a 9V to 5V DC to DC box is the other option. Unless, of course, you have any SA pedal or the Hub and you can power off of that!
Yes, and I won't, at least not with the first version of the "SA board".Only true if you're not using the expression output.
Nice ... kind of hard to justify doing any work yourself at that price.