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  • crybaby adaptor

    hi,

    can i use the "boss psa-230p ac 230v dc 9v" for the original dunlop crybaby?

    or do i have to use dunlop adaptors?
    Fender Strat Special (SH-1n, SSL-1, TB-4)
    Danelectro Fab-tone
    Boss CH-1 Super Chorus
    Digitech Whammy 2
    MXR M-101 PHASE 90
    Dunlop GCB-95 Original Cry Baby Wah

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    Re: crybaby adaptor

    anyone?
    Fender Strat Special (SH-1n, SSL-1, TB-4)
    Danelectro Fab-tone
    Boss CH-1 Super Chorus
    Digitech Whammy 2
    MXR M-101 PHASE 90
    Dunlop GCB-95 Original Cry Baby Wah

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    • #3
      Re: crybaby adaptor

      Should work. I don't know why not.

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      • #4
        Re: crybaby adaptor

        I got a much better answer, what type of voltage ... AC or DC, what's pin polarity ... What's the voltage ... 9V, 12V 15 V 18V ?,What is the maximum current draw in mA ... Does the adaptor have to be regualted or non-regulated? >>>>>>>>>> RTM!
        ::::To sound reinforcement engineer::::
        ... What? ... ::::snicker:::: ...Yes, ... Right, ...
        Could we please have everything louder than everything else ? ...

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        • #5
          Re: crybaby adaptor

          Any 9v DC adapter with a current of more than 20ma, and a centre negative polarity will work with a Crybaby

          So that BOSS adapter should work fine I think.

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          • #6
            Re: crybaby adaptor

            Wahs don't always like being powered off the same power supply that other pedals are plugged into.

            Alot of people who power their whole board still end up running their wah off batteries.

            I can't remember why it doesn't like it though......
            || Guitar | Wah | Vibe | Amp ||

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            • #7
              Re: crybaby adaptor

              Originally posted by screamingdaisy
              Wahs don't always like being powered off the same power supply that other pedals are plugged into.

              Alot of people who power their whole board still end up running their wah off batteries.

              I can't remember why it doesn't like it though......
              I can't remember either, but I'm going to back you up here, as I've heard similar complaints. Although, an actual buffer power supply , with isolated outputs (no common grounds) tends to work well.
              ::::To sound reinforcement engineer::::
              ... What? ... ::::snicker:::: ...Yes, ... Right, ...
              Could we please have everything louder than everything else ? ...

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