9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit for BOSS Effects Pedal Roland Musical Instruments, Distortion, Casio Keyboard, PSA-120S, 850mA,Exact Long 6.6Ft Power Cord Adapter
Package Dimensions
4.8 x 3.98 x 1.26 inches
Item Weight
1.76 ounces
ASIN
B0BG6VQJGY
Date First Available
September 23, 2022
Manufacturer
HYGAMOCC
Country of Origin
China
Test video – 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit :
Product highlights :
Widely Compatibility: Compatible with Boss, Roland, Vox Stomplab, JOYO, KLIQ, Wah pedals, Behringer musical devices; Compatible with electronic guitar multi-effect pedal, distortion, pedal board, compressor, tuner; 9V, 0.85A,6.6 Ft power cord replaces D’Addario PW-CT-9V, Boss PSA-120S
Warm Tips: Also works with Danelectro Electric GuitaMini Amplifier and fits negative tip Casio keyboards (please check the compatible models). ！！！Not work with following Casio keyboard CTK-5000, CTK240, CTK245, LK120, LK125, SA Series, WK series
Safety Design：Certified by FCC, CE, RoHS. Built in smart IC,automatic over-current, over-voltage, overload, short-circuit protection,temperature protection,fireproof shell
Specifications: Note: Negative (-) tip connector; 5.5mm x 2.1mm barrel connector; * PLEASE check the connector size before purchasing. Input: 100-240V; Output: 9V 850mA. Exact Long Cable Length: 6.6 ft (2m) cord
Guarantee: 12-month warranty , 24-hours response time for customer issues. If you encounter any problems after purchase, please contact with us immediately.
Questions & Answers – 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit :
➕ What is the price of 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit in-store is 30 SAR VAT.
➕ When 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit was released ?
The release date was September 23, 2022.
➕ What is the price of 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit cheap used ?
The price of 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit used is 20 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit ?
Special specifications :
Widely Compatibility: Compatible with Boss, Roland, Vox Stomplab, JOYO, KLIQ, Wah pedals, Behringer musical devices; Compatible with electronic guitar multi-effect pedal, distortion, pedal board, compressor, tuner; 9V, 0.85A,6.6 Ft power cord replaces D’Addario PW-CT-9V, Boss PSA-120S
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.9 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit in Saudi Arabia ?
Technical specifications – 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit :
Brand
HYGAMOCC
Connectivity Technology
Barrel Connector
Connector Type
Barrel Connector
Compatible Devices
Musical Instruments
Special Feature
Short Circuit Protection
Input Voltage
100 Volts
Number of Items
1
Output Current
1 Amps
Specification Met
CE, FCC, RoHS
Output Voltage
9
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16 reviews for 9V Power Supply for Guitar Pedals, Fit
Rated 5 out of 5
B. H (verified owner)–
Inexpensive PSA-120S Replacement That Takes Up One Plug. What’s Not to Love? – This power supply gets the job done and is compact and inexpensive. The 6.5′ cord is plenty for my needs. It outputs 850mA, which is plenty for Boss pedals but might not be enough for larger, more power hungry pedals or instruments that also require a 9V Center negative power supply.
Rated 5 out of 5
M. R (verified owner)–
Works wells for my Mooer pedals! – Solid power supply! Works well for both the Mooer pedals and for their pedal switcher – It feels well made; the main housing feels durable too. I haven’t had any complaints with either end slipping or falling out of their socket – the barrel is just a little longer than my pedal needs but that’s ok cause I plan to it more on the switcher board than anything! Definitely would get this again! 10/10 a winner!
Rated 5 out of 5
M. R (verified owner)–
Works wells for my Mooer pedals! – Solid power supply! Works well for both the Mooer pedals and for their pedal switcher – It feels well made; the main housing feels durable too. I haven’t had any complaints with either end slipping or falling out of their socket – the barrel is just a little longer than my pedal needs but that’s ok cause I plan to it more on the switcher board than anything! Definitely would get this again! 10/10 a winner!
Rated 5 out of 5
R. E (verified owner)–
A worthy tip-negative 9V DC power supply for your gear, also with a generous cable length! – This 9V DC power supply is crucially a tip-negative type, whereas the vast majority of 9V DC devices in the world use tip-positive. Be certain that tip-negative is the correct requirement for your device! In my case, the power supply is being used with my DB-90 metronome, which is also a BOSS product that regrettably chose to require a tip-negative power supply. Anyway, this power supply takes care of my need. The chord length is generous at over 6 feet, which will be well-appreciated by fellow keyboardists who may need the extra reach. Note that my voltmeter clocked it at 8.8V, a variance of around 2%. This is likely no issue for anyone, but it’s worth mentioning here. Input power as shown is 100-240V, 50/60Hz, so it’s usable worldwide with any typical travel adapter.
Rated 5 out of 5
L. Z (verified owner)–
Works great – I compared this 9V power supply against one from well known music equipment brand, and functionally I don’t think there’s any difference, aside from this one being 90 degrees. I ran them both through a pedal and they sound exactly the same, so I don’t hear any issue with “dirty power.” Splitting hairs, the male jack on this is a little longer, so it sticks out a bit from the input. However this power supply at the adapter end is substantially smaller, so I think that’s a plus.
Rated 5 out of 5
K. J (verified owner)–
Works perfect – I’ve use this to power my Boss TU3 tuning pedal and also for powering my Line 6 G10S receiver which can be a little finicky when it comes to power supplies. It keeps the G10TII Transmitter charged. I’m sure it will power any pedal you need it to.
Rated 5 out of 5
B. H (verified owner)–
Inexpensive PSA-120S Replacement That Takes Up One Plug. What’s Not to Love? – This power supply gets the job done and is compact and inexpensive. The 6.5′ cord is plenty for my needs. It outputs 850mA, which is plenty for Boss pedals but might not be enough for larger, more power hungry pedals or instruments that also require a 9V Center negative power supply.
Rated 4 out of 5
C. M (verified owner)–
Maybe it is a user error? – I broke the battery cover of my Dr. Beat DB 88 metronome. Instead of having to tape it up, untape it to insert 9V battery, I decided to get the AC adapter. I have two adapters for the metronome now and I have the same problem of high feedback when the metronome is in a supine position. If it is propped up, the feedback is a lot less but if it is lying down, then I get the feedback. I do not think it is a polarity problem. But other than the user error, I cannot think of any reason. I am giving it a four star rating even though I cannot use it because I am not sure whether it is my metronome that has a problem or a user error on my part.
Rated 4 out of 5
G. G (verified owner)–
Fits Casio Keyboard and Works – Our slightly older Casio keyboard had a second hand power supply that made its way into the recycle bin.
Rated 4 out of 5
C. M (verified owner)–
Maybe it is a user error? – I broke the battery cover of my Dr. Beat DB 88 metronome. Instead of having to tape it up, untape it to insert 9V battery, I decided to get the AC adapter. I have two adapters for the metronome now and I have the same problem of high feedback when the metronome is in a supine position. If it is propped up, the feedback is a lot less but if it is lying down, then I get the feedback. I do not think it is a polarity problem. But other than the user error, I cannot think of any reason. I am giving it a four star rating even though I cannot use it because I am not sure whether it is my metronome that has a problem or a user error on my part.
Rated 4 out of 5
G. G (verified owner)–
Fits Casio Keyboard and Works – Our slightly older Casio keyboard had a second hand power supply that made its way into the recycle bin.
Rated 5 out of 5
F. E (verified owner)–
Quality power lead, and meets its rated output. Would recommend! – Note that the output jack is center negative polarity, as I believe all guitar pedal supplies are. This is not intended (without modification) for equipment which requires the center to be positive polarity. Check the polarity preference on what you are using this with first to avoid causing any damage.
Rated 5 out of 5
K. J (verified owner)–
Works perfect – I’ve use this to power my Boss TU3 tuning pedal and also for powering my Line 6 G10S receiver which can be a little finicky when it comes to power supplies. It keeps the G10TII Transmitter charged. I’m sure it will power any pedal you need it to.
Rated 5 out of 5
F. E (verified owner)–
Quality power lead, and meets its rated output. Would recommend! – Note that the output jack is center negative polarity, as I believe all guitar pedal supplies are. This is not intended (without modification) for equipment which requires the center to be positive polarity. Check the polarity preference on what you are using this with first to avoid causing any damage.
Rated 5 out of 5
R. E (verified owner)–
A worthy tip-negative 9V DC power supply for your gear, also with a generous cable length! – This 9V DC power supply is crucially a tip-negative type, whereas the vast majority of 9V DC devices in the world use tip-positive. Be certain that tip-negative is the correct requirement for your device! In my case, the power supply is being used with my DB-90 metronome, which is also a BOSS product that regrettably chose to require a tip-negative power supply. Anyway, this power supply takes care of my need. The chord length is generous at over 6 feet, which will be well-appreciated by fellow keyboardists who may need the extra reach. Note that my voltmeter clocked it at 8.8V, a variance of around 2%. This is likely no issue for anyone, but it’s worth mentioning here. Input power as shown is 100-240V, 50/60Hz, so it’s usable worldwide with any typical travel adapter.
Rated 5 out of 5
L. Z (verified owner)–
Works great – I compared this 9V power supply against one from well known music equipment brand, and functionally I don’t think there’s any difference, aside from this one being 90 degrees. I ran them both through a pedal and they sound exactly the same, so I don’t hear any issue with “dirty power.” Splitting hairs, the male jack on this is a little longer, so it sticks out a bit from the input. However this power supply at the adapter end is substantially smaller, so I think that’s a plus.
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B. H (verified owner) –
Inexpensive PSA-120S Replacement That Takes Up One Plug. What’s Not to Love? – This power supply gets the job done and is compact and inexpensive. The 6.5′ cord is plenty for my needs. It outputs 850mA, which is plenty for Boss pedals but might not be enough for larger, more power hungry pedals or instruments that also require a 9V Center negative power supply.
M. R (verified owner) –
Works wells for my Mooer pedals! – Solid power supply! Works well for both the Mooer pedals and for their pedal switcher – It feels well made; the main housing feels durable too. I haven’t had any complaints with either end slipping or falling out of their socket – the barrel is just a little longer than my pedal needs but that’s ok cause I plan to it more on the switcher board than anything! Definitely would get this again! 10/10 a winner!
M. R (verified owner) –
Works wells for my Mooer pedals! – Solid power supply! Works well for both the Mooer pedals and for their pedal switcher – It feels well made; the main housing feels durable too. I haven’t had any complaints with either end slipping or falling out of their socket – the barrel is just a little longer than my pedal needs but that’s ok cause I plan to it more on the switcher board than anything! Definitely would get this again! 10/10 a winner!
R. E (verified owner) –
A worthy tip-negative 9V DC power supply for your gear, also with a generous cable length! – This 9V DC power supply is crucially a tip-negative type, whereas the vast majority of 9V DC devices in the world use tip-positive. Be certain that tip-negative is the correct requirement for your device! In my case, the power supply is being used with my DB-90 metronome, which is also a BOSS product that regrettably chose to require a tip-negative power supply. Anyway, this power supply takes care of my need. The chord length is generous at over 6 feet, which will be well-appreciated by fellow keyboardists who may need the extra reach. Note that my voltmeter clocked it at 8.8V, a variance of around 2%. This is likely no issue for anyone, but it’s worth mentioning here. Input power as shown is 100-240V, 50/60Hz, so it’s usable worldwide with any typical travel adapter.
L. Z (verified owner) –
Works great – I compared this 9V power supply against one from well known music equipment brand, and functionally I don’t think there’s any difference, aside from this one being 90 degrees. I ran them both through a pedal and they sound exactly the same, so I don’t hear any issue with “dirty power.” Splitting hairs, the male jack on this is a little longer, so it sticks out a bit from the input. However this power supply at the adapter end is substantially smaller, so I think that’s a plus.
K. J (verified owner) –
Works perfect – I’ve use this to power my Boss TU3 tuning pedal and also for powering my Line 6 G10S receiver which can be a little finicky when it comes to power supplies. It keeps the G10TII Transmitter charged. I’m sure it will power any pedal you need it to.
B. H (verified owner) –
Inexpensive PSA-120S Replacement That Takes Up One Plug. What’s Not to Love? – This power supply gets the job done and is compact and inexpensive. The 6.5′ cord is plenty for my needs. It outputs 850mA, which is plenty for Boss pedals but might not be enough for larger, more power hungry pedals or instruments that also require a 9V Center negative power supply.
C. M (verified owner) –
Maybe it is a user error? – I broke the battery cover of my Dr. Beat DB 88 metronome. Instead of having to tape it up, untape it to insert 9V battery, I decided to get the AC adapter. I have two adapters for the metronome now and I have the same problem of high feedback when the metronome is in a supine position. If it is propped up, the feedback is a lot less but if it is lying down, then I get the feedback. I do not think it is a polarity problem. But other than the user error, I cannot think of any reason. I am giving it a four star rating even though I cannot use it because I am not sure whether it is my metronome that has a problem or a user error on my part.
G. G (verified owner) –
Fits Casio Keyboard and Works – Our slightly older Casio keyboard had a second hand power supply that made its way into the recycle bin.
C. M (verified owner) –
Maybe it is a user error? – I broke the battery cover of my Dr. Beat DB 88 metronome. Instead of having to tape it up, untape it to insert 9V battery, I decided to get the AC adapter. I have two adapters for the metronome now and I have the same problem of high feedback when the metronome is in a supine position. If it is propped up, the feedback is a lot less but if it is lying down, then I get the feedback. I do not think it is a polarity problem. But other than the user error, I cannot think of any reason. I am giving it a four star rating even though I cannot use it because I am not sure whether it is my metronome that has a problem or a user error on my part.
G. G (verified owner) –
Fits Casio Keyboard and Works – Our slightly older Casio keyboard had a second hand power supply that made its way into the recycle bin.
F. E (verified owner) –
Quality power lead, and meets its rated output. Would recommend! – Note that the output jack is center negative polarity, as I believe all guitar pedal supplies are. This is not intended (without modification) for equipment which requires the center to be positive polarity. Check the polarity preference on what you are using this with first to avoid causing any damage.
K. J (verified owner) –
Works perfect – I’ve use this to power my Boss TU3 tuning pedal and also for powering my Line 6 G10S receiver which can be a little finicky when it comes to power supplies. It keeps the G10TII Transmitter charged. I’m sure it will power any pedal you need it to.
F. E (verified owner) –
Quality power lead, and meets its rated output. Would recommend! – Note that the output jack is center negative polarity, as I believe all guitar pedal supplies are. This is not intended (without modification) for equipment which requires the center to be positive polarity. Check the polarity preference on what you are using this with first to avoid causing any damage.
R. E (verified owner) –
A worthy tip-negative 9V DC power supply for your gear, also with a generous cable length! – This 9V DC power supply is crucially a tip-negative type, whereas the vast majority of 9V DC devices in the world use tip-positive. Be certain that tip-negative is the correct requirement for your device! In my case, the power supply is being used with my DB-90 metronome, which is also a BOSS product that regrettably chose to require a tip-negative power supply. Anyway, this power supply takes care of my need. The chord length is generous at over 6 feet, which will be well-appreciated by fellow keyboardists who may need the extra reach. Note that my voltmeter clocked it at 8.8V, a variance of around 2%. This is likely no issue for anyone, but it’s worth mentioning here. Input power as shown is 100-240V, 50/60Hz, so it’s usable worldwide with any typical travel adapter.
L. Z (verified owner) –
Works great – I compared this 9V power supply against one from well known music equipment brand, and functionally I don’t think there’s any difference, aside from this one being 90 degrees. I ran them both through a pedal and they sound exactly the same, so I don’t hear any issue with “dirty power.” Splitting hairs, the male jack on this is a little longer, so it sticks out a bit from the input. However this power supply at the adapter end is substantially smaller, so I think that’s a plus.