radio shack adapters for pedals

dust in orbit · 06.19.2006, 08:57 PM

would anone recomend using a radio shack adapter for their pedals.
i've got a digitech 2-second delay pedal that sucks the life out of batteries quick. it needs a 12 volt adapter.
i've had bad luck in the past with radio shack adapters.i used one for my atari system and it caused it to smoke and burn the inside of the system.it must have been a higher voltage than what the atari system needed. i'm just a little paranoid that the same thing will happen to my pedal.

any suggestions.
?

CHOUT · 06.19.2006, 10:11 PM

Bring your pedal in with you to get the right input and voltage. They've always worked well for me.

dust in orbit · 06.20.2006, 12:16 AM

cool.
thanks for reassuring me. i've got the 1.5-12v 300ma adapter.now i need to find the appropriate adaptaplug for it.

thanks again.

06.19.2006, 08:57 PM	#1
dust in orbit little trouble girl Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 39	would anone recomend using a radio shack adapter for their pedals. i've got a digitech 2-second delay pedal that sucks the life out of batteries quick. it needs a 12 volt adapter. i've had bad luck in the past with radio shack adapters.i used one for my atari system and it caused it to smoke and burn the inside of the system.it must have been a higher voltage than what the atari system needed. i'm just a little paranoid that the same thing will happen to my pedal. any suggestions. ?
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06.19.2006, 10:11 PM	#2
CHOUT invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Minneapolis MN Posts: 3,128	Bring your pedal in with you to get the right input and voltage. They've always worked well for me. __________________ Chout's rare Sonic Youth vids: http://youtube.com/SONICchout
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06.20.2006, 12:16 AM	#3
dust in orbit little trouble girl Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 39	cool. thanks for reassuring me. i've got the 1.5-12v 300ma adapter.now i need to find the appropriate adaptaplug for it. thanks again.
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