| Pedal | Current draw | Voltage info |
|---|---|---|
| 805 Overdrive | 5 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Andromeda Dynamic Delay | 150 mA | 9-18vDC, 300mA recommended |
| Catalina Dynamic Chorus | 23 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Dark Sun Digital Delay/Reverb | 150 mA | (9-18vDC, 300mA recommended) |
| Diamondhead Distortion/Boost | 130 mA (65mA @ 18vDC) | 9-18vDC |
| Dirty Deed distortion | 7 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Fooz Analog Synth Fuzz | 72 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Forza Overdrive | 5 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Killing Floor High Gain Boost | 4 mA | 9-18vDC |
| La Super Rica Fuzz | 7 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Lava Box Distortion SFX-05 | <5 mA | 9vDC |
| Palladium Gain Stage | 180 mA | 9-18vDC (voltage is internally boosted to 24vDC) |
| Pickup Booster | 5 mA (11 mA @ 18vDC) | 9-18vDC |
| Polaron Analog Phase Shifter | 100 mA | 9vDC (from tech specs – on the pedal itself it may say 9-18vDC) |
| Shape Shifter Tremolo SFX-07 | 7 mA | 9vDC |
| Shape Shifter Stereo Tremolo | 13 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Silver Lake Dynamic Reverb | 150 mA | (9-18vDC, 300mA recommended) |
| Studio Bass Compressor | 21 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Vapor Trail Analog Delay | 11 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Vapor Trail Deluxe | 150 mA | 9-18vDC |
| Vise Grip compressor | 21 mA | 9-18vDC |
Note: Many Seymour Duncan pedals can be run from 9-18vDC, but I don’t know if the voltage is then regulated to 9vDC inside the pedal. The Pickup Booster and Diamondhead are the only ones with separate current draw figures for 9vDC vs 18vDC operation, which could indicate that they are different from the others in this regard (e.g. that they actually use the extra voltage). But I don’t know. In any case, it’s good to know which pedals can handle higher voltages, even if I can’t say what effect (if any) it has on the sound.