Danelectro pedal power supplys?

[Tripdancer]

what power supply works with the Danelectro pedals?

 

oh yea, and does anyone know where i can find a sound clip of the Danelectro D-3 metal pedal and the d-2 [i think] overdrive pedal?

[runbeerrun]

I don't know without checking, but all my danos run fine with 9v, and whatever mA, I've used like 6 dif adapters with dif mA's.

[english_bob]

ANY 9v adaptor with enough mA (which basically means ANY 9v adaptor at all) will work, as long as you make sure it's negative centre.

 

Soundclips I can't help with. Sorry.

[aramat effects]

This may be too obvious, but I imagine the Danelectro 9 volt adapter would work fine. I think they are fairly inexpensive as well. Ibanez, Boss, Fulltone, One-spot, etc would also be fine.

 

I think it's funny that on Boss pedals it says something like "Use only Boss 9 volt Adapter...". Like another brand would blow your house up or something. I'm sure that they've sold a lot of adapters due to that "warning".

[angelhair0]

in my experience, every dan electro pedal i've ever owned has been a waste of money. yes, a waste of 15 bucks or however much the pedal was.

 

except for my dan electro delay pedal... it's so crappy that it sounds like a tape echo, which is why i use it.

[crispete]

I've been using a visualsound 1 spot adapter with the daisy chain cable with 10 plugs(?) total to power my cheapie danelectro fab, boss, and crybaby wah wah pedals all with the 1 spot adapter. I don't use it on my digitech digital multi effects box because it says to use 9v. AC not DC. Not willing to smoke it just yet. It didn't add any extra noise either, at least not for me anyway.