Description
9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, AC – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, AC DC Power Cord, Adapter for BOSS Effects Pedal, Roland Musical Instruments, Distortion, Casio Keyboard, PSA-120S, UL Listed, 850mA, Center Negative
Package Dimensions
3.46 x 3.15 x 1.1 inches
Item Weight
2.68 ounces
ASIN
B07234PV7Q
Item model number
10A-1397-S
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
May 17, 2017
Manufacturer
LotFancy
Country of Origin
China
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Technical specifications – 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, AC :
Brand
LotFancy
Connectivity Technology
Barrel Connector
Connector Type
Center Negative
Compatible Devices
Musical Instruments
Included Components
cable
Special Feature
Short Circuit Protection
Color
9V 850mA, for Keyboard, Guitar Multi Effects Pedal
Input Voltage
240 Volts
Specification Met
CE, UL
Output Voltage
9 Volts
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H. T (verified owner) –
Yes, good! – Yes it works good!!
K. R (verified owner) –
Works perfect – Great value, durable.
I. T (verified owner) –
Wonderful – I can’t believe I was spending money on those 9v batteries in my pedal for so long. This now saves me money and time, and the sound quality is better from the pedal too.
H. E (verified owner) –
fantastic – super AWESOME very awesome very great
T. C (verified owner) –
Almost perfect – The basic rundown here is that you have a slender wall plug with a sideways orientation. So, take a look at the power strip it’s going into and make sure it’s a logical fit. Some power strips turn the plugs sideways or another direction to help on their own. Next, you have a very long cord. I am using this on a pedal board, so I would have preferred less excess, but to be nice they include a velcro strap to bundle the cable in the way depicted in the product image. The most vital feature that drew me to this power adapter, is the L shaped plug that goes into the unit you are powering. I use this on both a Boss bass overdrive pedal, and a Biyang reverb pedal. It was beneficial in both cases to have the L shaped plug, because these pedals put their power input on the back, causing up to an inch of wasted space using a standard strait style power adapter. Both my stomp pedals have had very little exposure to power adapters, so the power port still has a snug feel. Having the L-shaped end makes me feel very secure that these fresh power ports won’t soon become wobbly. Anyone who has had any kind of guitar pedal or small unit constantly having the power plugged and unplugged…they get wobbly fast, which eventually leads to the power cutting out. While the plug does insert with the right amount of snugness, I will just add that there is a bit of chrome exposed, when the plug is inserted. It does not insert flush to the plastic part of the plug. This is no big deal, but just something to note and expect when you are buying a power adapter that is not designed specifically for just one unit or brand. Lastly, I will say the grade of wire used is pretty thin. This does make it nicely flexible, but I am curious how it would hold up over time, after being exposed to a bit of heat, and a few yanks, like you would expect to encounter on tour (if you don’t have a pedal board, which you should totally have). Hopefully this answers every possible question you could have, except if it works on my your gear in particular, but that is just something you will have to read and confirm. It works perfectly with Boss and Biyang pedals.
I. T (verified owner) –
Wonderful – I can’t believe I was spending money on those 9v batteries in my pedal for so long. This now saves me money and time, and the sound quality is better from the pedal too.
H. T (verified owner) –
Yes, good! – Yes it works good!!
F. T (verified owner) –
Works fine – My mom had two old keyboards that we didn’t have plug ins for, so I looked at the connection, it said they needed AC 9V plugs ins to power them, ordered them on Amazon, and they work fine.
F. T (verified owner) –
Works fine – My mom had two old keyboards that we didn’t have plug ins for, so I looked at the connection, it said they needed AC 9V plugs ins to power them, ordered them on Amazon, and they work fine.
F. P (verified owner) –
Kinda sus build quality but it does the job – I bought it because I lacked a corded option for my keyboard and it works well but I wouldn’t leave it unattended. It’s incredibly light and I think if you look at it the wrong way it’s gonna start an electrical fire but what do you expect for such a dirt cheap product lol
F. P (verified owner) –
Kinda sus build quality but it does the job – I bought it because I lacked a corded option for my keyboard and it works well but I wouldn’t leave it unattended. It’s incredibly light and I think if you look at it the wrong way it’s gonna start an electrical fire but what do you expect for such a dirt cheap product lol
H. E (verified owner) –
fantastic – super AWESOME very awesome very great
R. B (verified owner) –
Works! – Works with my Roland Juno Ds. The length is decent!
T. C (verified owner) –
Almost perfect – The basic rundown here is that you have a slender wall plug with a sideways orientation. So, take a look at the power strip it’s going into and make sure it’s a logical fit. Some power strips turn the plugs sideways or another direction to help on their own. Next, you have a very long cord. I am using this on a pedal board, so I would have preferred less excess, but to be nice they include a velcro strap to bundle the cable in the way depicted in the product image. The most vital feature that drew me to this power adapter, is the L shaped plug that goes into the unit you are powering. I use this on both a Boss bass overdrive pedal, and a Biyang reverb pedal. It was beneficial in both cases to have the L shaped plug, because these pedals put their power input on the back, causing up to an inch of wasted space using a standard strait style power adapter. Both my stomp pedals have had very little exposure to power adapters, so the power port still has a snug feel. Having the L-shaped end makes me feel very secure that these fresh power ports won’t soon become wobbly. Anyone who has had any kind of guitar pedal or small unit constantly having the power plugged and unplugged…they get wobbly fast, which eventually leads to the power cutting out. While the plug does insert with the right amount of snugness, I will just add that there is a bit of chrome exposed, when the plug is inserted. It does not insert flush to the plastic part of the plug. This is no big deal, but just something to note and expect when you are buying a power adapter that is not designed specifically for just one unit or brand. Lastly, I will say the grade of wire used is pretty thin. This does make it nicely flexible, but I am curious how it would hold up over time, after being exposed to a bit of heat, and a few yanks, like you would expect to encounter on tour (if you don’t have a pedal board, which you should totally have). Hopefully this answers every possible question you could have, except if it works on my your gear in particular, but that is just something you will have to read and confirm. It works perfectly with Boss and Biyang pedals.
K. R (verified owner) –
Works perfect – Great value, durable.
R. B (verified owner) –
Works! – Works with my Roland Juno Ds. The length is decent!