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  • October 15, 2010 at 4:32 am #80862
    ArgyleStrap
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    I know that it says not to daisy chain them, but can I hook it up with a One-Spot power adapter or something like the Dunlop DC Brick, or would I have to run it off of it’s wall wart?

    October 15, 2010 at 6:01 pm #111986
    SanquiFlerb
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    the new version can be powered by any 9vdc supply as long as it provides 200mA, and enough amperes to the rest of the pedals chained

    October 16, 2010 at 6:07 am #111994
    ArgyleStrap
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    Cool! I’ll be buying one soon then.

    February 19, 2014 at 2:48 am #119702
    LanlanStrangers
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    the new version can be powered by any 9vdc supply as long as it provides 200mA, and enough amperes to the rest of the pedals chained

    Hello, another soon to be a newbie too here..

    I’m about to meet a guy who’s selling his used Bass Micro Synth and give it a test drive. My question is, is the new version means all Bass Micro Synth products in the second design or is there a production timeline for example since 2005’s production? Because I also have a Dunlop DC Brick to power my pedals and would be happy if it can safely and fully powered the EHX Bass Micro Synth too.

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    TC Polytune
    Aguilar TLC Compressor
    MXR 10 Band EQ
    Aguilar Tone Hammer

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