Power Supply for Pedals

[lukebarber]

I have a first year HT Dual. I am looking for a back-up power supply for my unit. Has anyone found anything that will replace these? I'm assuming BLACKSTAR doesn't sell power supplies separately.

I hope someone steps up & makes something that can run 2 or 3 pedals at once. We're seeing some companies offering this for EVENTIDE pedals, but it's a slow go for other juice hungry pedals. Someone needs to specifically address juice requirements for BLACKSTAR pedals & multiple pedals at that. I found a power supply that would work but it is ridiculously expensive. http://www.clrwtr.com/PDF/Sola-Hevi-Duty/Sola-Heavy-Duty-Modular-Power-Supply.pdf

 

[PFDarkside]

Re: Power Supply for Pedals

Are you sure Blackstar doesn't sell the power supply separately?

What are the power requirements? The more isoteric you get (higher voltage, AC rather than DC, proprietary connectors, etc.) the less likely it is you'll find a power brick that can power it.

 

[allbutromeo]

Re: Power Supply for Pedals

I believe being a first year it's 16v 0.8A vs the later 22v 1.1a. Either way that's an odd one for most power bricks. If you want to run it and other pedals off of one power supply you will probably need to find one that has an auxiliary 120 VAC outlet on it and plug the ht duals power supply into that

 

[PFDarkside]

Re: Power Supply for Pedals

AC or D.C.?

 

[Boogie Bill]

Re: Power Supply for Pedals

I would bet that you CAN get that PS from Blackstar. Definitely an oddball.

Bill

 

[stevie_bees]

Re: Power Supply for Pedals

I can't remember where I got my replacement from. Certainly I wasn't able to get one from Blackstar, as like you I have one of the older ones. I'll see if I can find where I got mine.

 

[Little Pigbacon]

Re: Power Supply for Pedals

Those power supplies you linked to are for industrial automation.