i may be wrong, but if i remember right, it would convert mono audio signal into a simulated stereo signal for record players, radios, ect….

it was more of a piece of stereo equipment than musical audio equipment.

well im not sure what there called, my interest isn’t of the organ verity, but i had owned a Leslie unit once, and it had the same power adapters, its an organ accessory thing.

so sum one had modded the pedals power adapter to work with the organ style adapters.

and the power supply looks like sum personal mach up.

i would take it for repair service and have the standard power jack replaced back in.

damit! you beat me to it!….lol

if you find an exact replacement, just place the new one in the location, and copy the wire locations from the original.

if you get a replacement that does not look original, just do a Google search for footswitch wiring, thats what i do.

its not hard at all!

looks to be in great shape, awesome find!! congrats!!

they put that warning in the manual, to protect complete idiots from frying there pedals with the wrong power adapters, kinda like a car dealer telling you to only come back here to change your oil, but if you know what your doing (oil type and where it goes -Vs- voltage, polarity, and Ma draw) then you should be fine.

yes, you can power your pedals with a one spot adapter, i have 3 of them for my collection. the only bad thing that could happen is sum pedals dont like to be daisy chained (mostly digital ones, ring thing?) and may make unwanted noise, but it will not damage them at all.

it all depends on your whole setup ect…if it will make noise, i hear a lot of people get unwanted noise from powering there SMMH with other pedals, but i chain mine with a H Stain and a dozen other pedals with no problems at all, you just have to try it out.

very nice again, i also watched the mario one. i also liked how it seems you and your amp were dressed for a star wars convention….lol