Twin Tube Mayhem recommended replacement power supply?

I don't know what they recommend, but my original one recently died. I replaced it with this and it works fine.
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Isn't some kind of weird 12 volt proprietary supply?

The manual notes the original is a 16 VAC/600mA unit. It recommends, North America: 120 Volt/60Hz – Digi-Key part # MT7123-ND. The TTM case has 16VAC/560mA on it.

But as Demanic posted, any 16VAC that can supply 560mA or more would work fine.


Edit: For what it is worth, the recommended replacement is now obsolete. I would opt for the one Demanic is using.
 
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Where did you get that Demaniac? In a box somewhere? Ace Hardware, or Amazon...


Edit: Found on Amazon....

By the way, not asking for any particular reason. No reason at all. Just wondering.
 
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Yep, Amazon. And it's made in Taiwan, so it might actually last for a while. I should get another one as a backup in case they become unavailable.

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Where did you get that Demaniac? In a box somewhere? Ace Hardware, or Amazon...


Edit: Found on Amazon....

By the way, not asking for any particular reason. No reason at all. Just wondering.

In the future, if it can't be found in the wild, Jameco (it is on the nameplate) is another parts supplier like Digi-Key, Mouser, etc.

https://www.jameco.com/

Edit: and somehow I missed that LPB already noted Jameco.
 
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Yep, Amazon. And it's made in Taiwan, so it might actually last for a while. I should get another one as a backup in case they become unavailable.

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getting a spare power supply will insure that the one in use will out live you

I got a replacement knob for a clothes dryer back in 99 when the working one developed a crack in it
the replacement knob is still in the laundry room right beside the place that the dryer once was
 
getting a spare power supply will insure that the one in use will out live you

I got a replacement knob for a clothes dryer back in 99 when the working one developed a crack in it
the replacement knob is still in the laundry room right beside the place that the dryer once was
For 20 bucks it would be worth it.

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