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Power supply for up to 8 pedals
http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm
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The industry standard in power supplies for years, an 8-output fully-isolated supply with a plethora of extra functions accessible via the dip-switched on the underside (such as adjustable voltage from 4V-9V). Quiet and convenient for your pedalboard, will accommodate larger current draw pedals up to 250mA. Runs on North American wall power of 120V 50/60Hz, powered by a toroidal transformer inside. Built-in auxiliary AC outlet, indicator light, and easy mounting underneath slanted boards with mounting brackets (not included here). Endlessly reliable and rugged.This power supply was mounted on my main gigging board for years and never caused me any issues. Still fully functional, all dip-switch functions in working order and all jacks working and snug. Cosmetically clean aside from some light scratching on the underside (the sticker is still intact, though). Includes box, papers, manual (highly recommended reading to learn what the different outputs can do), new IEC power cable, and the full complement of original DC cables: (6) right angle barrel connectors, (2) straight barrel connectors, (1) "red" barrel, (1) 3.5mm mini plug, and (1) 9V battery snap. The current standard cable pack is worth about $30 and only includes the 8 standard cables. I've recently sized up to the Pedal Power 3 Plus, hence why I'm selling this one (and also why it is shipping in a "3 Plus" box). Priced competitively due to supply here on Reverb and because I just want it off my hands. A good deal with the inclusion of all the original DC cables.
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