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Music Toyz.com Forum ! Music Toyz.com Forum ! Guitar, Amp and Pedal Mods/Repair How to wire up 9 volts plus and minus Topic Closed|
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OK I am a bit bored and have these two ways of wiring up 9 volts plus and minus just in case anybody was wondering......
Regards, George 
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George,
I always wondered if you could run 2 OneSpots, to get 18v. Could I do it with an adapter like the one from the FullTone site, that uses 2 9v batteries? I've made that little adapter. |
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ToyZ has an easy way to do just that right here
http://www.musictoyz.com/guitar/gtrstuff/switchmode.php Regards, George |
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I saw that. I just wondered about using 2 OneSpots to run a whole daisy chain of 4 or 5 pedals @ 18v. Thanks, though!
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