Guitar Pedal Power Supply - MEMTEQ 10 Isolated DC Output for 9V / 12V / 18V Guitar Effects Pedals Board Power Supplies with Isolated Short Circuit/Overcurrent Protection

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Choosing A Guitar Pedal Power Supply - What You Need To Know

As a guitarist, you ll no doubt have a load of effects pedals strewn across your pedalboard/plank of wood, and chances are you ve now decided to upgrade from 9v batteries to a more solid form of pedal power - the power supply. But you re probably thinking "Where should I start?". Let s look at your options.

Why do I need a pedal power supply?

If you want a reliable source of power for your pedals that maintains sound quality and allows you to use your pedal to its full capacity, you re going to need one. A power supply puts the correct voltage through your pedal at all times and as long as there is a supply of power coming through the mains, it won t let you down on stage.

There is a switch to turn the LED lights on or off. It has plenty of connector leads for your pedals but they are all the same length so you d have to work out the best position or buy other leads.

Most guitar effects pedals these days are powered with 9V, however there are a few exceptions, as some require 12V, 18V. The best thing you can do before purchasing a pedal power supply is to check the voltage. Most pedals, require regular 9V power so pretty much any pedal supply will do.

Why do you need our pedal power supply?

- All 10 outputs in our guitar pedal effect power supply have separate short-circuit protection, 10 power supplies are more than enough for most users.

- The power supply for guitar effects pedal included high versatility with 9V, 12V, and 18V modes.

- Specification:
Material: Aluminum Alloy
Power: AC 110V-240V
Power for: 9V, 12V or 18V Pedal,
Input: DC 18V
Output: (7x 9V 100mA, 1x 9V 500mA, 1x 12V 100mA 1x 18V 100mA)

ATTENTION: Incorrect polarity would damage this unit, please make sure correct positive and negative polar before wiring.