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Diago PS11 Positive Ground Adaptor:
- If you have a positive ground pedal (unusual) in a chain of negative ground pedals (99% of pedals) - this adaptor will ensure compatibility.
Specifications:
- Input: 9 V DC centre-negative
- Output: 9 V DC centre-negative, 30 mA max
- Required Input: 9 V DC (Connector can be changed using a coloured adaptor, above)
- Current Draw: 30 mA max
- Ground Connection: Positive (And is going to be powered alongside normal negative ground pedals)
Positive Ground Pedals Include:
- Analog Man: Peppermint Fuzz, Dark Peppermint Fuzz, Sun Face
- Electro-Harmonix: Nano Clone, Nano Muff OD, Bass Blogger, Bass Metaphors
Weight:
- 0.01 kg
Reasons Why You Should Buy a Diago Powerstation:
- It will power over 95% of pedals, including some quirky stuff like the Line 6 Stompbox Modelers (DL4, DM4, FM4 & MM4)
- It can power from 1 to 30 pedals (with enough daisy-chain cables) with ease
- It's quiet - uses studio-quality components for hum- and noise-free operation
- It's small - much like the power supply you'd get with a laptop
- It's light - so it can be Velcroed down to your pedalboard (Velcro supplied)
- It's tough - the heavy-duty ABS case is durable and shock-resistant
- It's efficient - around 80% compared with around 45% for those mentioned above, so it doesn't get hot. It will work in any country without the need for step-up or step-down transformers (accepts 90-264 V AC input at 50-60 Hz).
- It's safe - the design includes short-circuit and voltage protection, and meets all national and international safety regulations so that you or your pedals won't fry!
Description
Diago PS11 Positive Ground Adaptor:
- If you have a positive ground pedal (unusual) in a chain of negative ground pedals (99% of pedals) - this adaptor will ensure compatibility.
Specifications:
- Input: 9 V DC centre-negative
- Output: 9 V DC centre-negative, 30 mA max
- Required Input: 9 V DC (Connector can be changed using a coloured adaptor, above)
- Current Draw: 30 mA max
- Ground Connection: Positive (And is going to be powered alongside normal negative ground pedals)
Positive Ground Pedals Include:
- Analog Man: Peppermint Fuzz, Dark Peppermint Fuzz, Sun Face
- Electro-Harmonix: Nano Clone, Nano Muff OD, Bass Blogger, Bass Metaphors
Weight:
- 0.01 kg
Reasons Why You Should Buy a Diago Powerstation:
- It will power over 95% of pedals, including some quirky stuff like the Line 6 Stompbox Modelers (DL4, DM4, FM4 & MM4)
- It can power from 1 to 30 pedals (with enough daisy-chain cables) with ease
- It's quiet - uses studio-quality components for hum- and noise-free operation
- It's small - much like the power supply you'd get with a laptop
- It's light - so it can be Velcroed down to your pedalboard (Velcro supplied)
- It's tough - the heavy-duty ABS case is durable and shock-resistant
- It's efficient - around 80% compared with around 45% for those mentioned above, so it doesn't get hot. It will work in any country without the need for step-up or step-down transformers (accepts 90-264 V AC input at 50-60 Hz).
- It's safe - the design includes short-circuit and voltage protection, and meets all national and international safety regulations so that you or your pedals won't fry!
