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  • in reply to: PROBLEM WITH METAL MUFF #96359
    A2Guitars
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    HI, I live in Aust also and I have had problems with a Metal Muff – two in fact. See my post under another thread. All I did was plug a brand X 9VDC power supply that works fine for all my other pedals into the MM and it never worked after that. Because it never occureed to me that that was the problem I got another one and the same thing happened. EHX fixed them both but I had to return them to US for repair (bought them in USA so no local warranty!) EHX never told me what went wrong or why this happens so now I only run it on batteries which sucks! Did you ever plug a power supply into your MM? Or did you only ever run on batteries?

    AA

    in reply to: Power Supply for EHX Tube Pedals? (Aus) #96305
    A2Guitars
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    G’day, I’m in Oz also and I have had a power supply problem that defies explanation so I thought I’d ask the question here. First some background: Bought a Metal Muff in Houston and returned to Aust. Worked great, then one night at a gig I plugged in the noname brand 9VDC supply I use for all my other pedals and the MM stopped working – I didn’t know why at the time. As I bought the MM in USA no warranty in Aust!! Took it to the warranty agent to have a look; thought is was the bypass switch so he bypassed the bypass switch but no good. A friend was in Houston so I asked him to get me another one. Same thing happened again. This time I twigged it must be the power supply. As I said I have used the same power supply for every other pedal I have (Boss, Digitech, Vox, Seymour Duncan etc.) and it is fine. I checked the voltage and polarity and it is perfect. So I sent the both MMs with my story to EH in USA and waited. About 2 weeks later the two MMs were returned in perfect working order but no note to say what the problem was or why it happened.

    So now I”m in a quandary; do I plug in another 9VDC power supply (I now have a Boss Brand PS in a Boss pedal board case) and risk it or play it safe ans live with batteries for ever in the MM.

    Can anyone shed any light on why this may have happened? The only thing I can think of is that somehow the power supply let some of the 60Hz AC signal through and the MM wasn’t able to handle it but as I said there is no problem (or noise) with the other pedals and my multimeter shows a flat 9VDC output.

    Cheers

    AA

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