Voodoolab USA Pedal Power 2 Plus - Power Supply - 1pc

Power 2 Plus - combines everything: 9V, 12V, 18V, 24V and offers capabilities no other power supply can

Power 2 Plus - combines everything: 9V, 12V, 18V, 24V and offers capabilities no other can

It filters, regulates, isolates, and protects - it does all of this very well. It takes absolutely nothing away from the performance of your pedals. A conventional transformer will never come close to the performance of the Power 2 Plus, making it the natural choice for players looking to upgrade their gear. It comes with a complete set of cables, including a power cable, an extended warranty, and a guarantee that your sound will improve. Made in the USA.

What the Pedal Power 2 Plus can do

9/12V (4x) Standard 9V and 12V Boss ACA
Each output providing 100mA can power any effect requiring a 9V battery. It powers both 9V pedals running on a 9V PSA adapter and pedals requiring a 12V ACA adapter. Each output is individually selectable for 9V or 12V output voltage.

9V (2x) - High Current 9V and Line 6 Modelers
Each of these outputs offers 250mA, allowing operation of effects such as the Boss DD-20 Giga Delay or Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler. Each output is switchable for regulated or unregulated power. Each output can also be used on standard 9V.

9V (2x) Standard 9V with Voltage Sag - SAG
These two outputs run at normal 100mA but also offer a sagging voltage - SAG - approximately between 4V and 9V. This sagging is useful for transistor fuzz, octaves, and distortions as modern op-amp designed peripherals are minimally affected by voltage differences. We recommend SAG for digital pedals such as delays, choruses, and reverbs.

18V/24V - using custom cables
All outputs of the Power 2 Plus are completely isolated and allow connections to create outputs with different voltages. You can then power various MXR Flangers by combining 9V to achieve 18V. If you connect two outputs in 12V ACA mode, you will get a 24V output to power, for example, Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the Deluxe Memory Man.