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In Reply to: Re: effect pedal hum(READ THIS !!!) posted by Eddie G. on July 26, 2000 at 19:51:31:
: Danger!!Be careful what adaptor you plug in to your pedals!Certain pedals have different requirements and are designed to operate at different AMPERAGE(speed of
: current),Htz or VOLTAGES.If the amp value of your adaptor is higher than the amount on your stom-box,you could FRY your pedal(now it's garbage).Sounds to me that A.C. input might be damaged or an internal voltage problem.Find out which adaptor work for you.
: Good Luck
Think of amperage as a rating of draw or capacity.
If your pedal requires ( draws) 300ma, your ac adaptor
will have to be rated for at LEAST 300ma; if it's rated
for more that's cool, the pedal will only draw as many
amps as it needs. The potential problem is having the
voltage mis-matched; too low and the pedal may not work
and too high and you could fry the pedal.
Doug
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