PedalCurrent drawVoltage info
385 Overdrive100 mA minimum9vDC only (internal voltage booster)
Ages Five-State Overdrive100 mA minimum
ARP-87 Multi-function Delay60 mA
Badwater Bass Preamp and D.I.300 mA minimum
Deep Six Compressor9 mA9vDC only (internal voltage booster)
Descent Reverb/Octave Machine130 mA minimum
EB-10 Preamp/EQ/Boost100 mA minimum
Emissary Parallel Boost100 mA minimum
Eons Five-State Fuzz100 mA minimum
Eras Five-State Distortion100 mA minimum
Fable Granular Soundscape Generator300 mA minimum
Fathom Multi-function Reverb100 mA minimum
Iron Horse LM308 Distortion v210 mA
Janus Fuzz/Tremolo8 mA
Julia Analog Chorus/Vibrato30 mA minimum
Julianna Deluxe Chorus/Vibrato100 mA minimum
Jupiter Multi-Clip Fuzz v210 mA
Kangra Filter Fuzz100 mA minimum
Lilian Multi-Stage Analog Phaser30 mA minimum
Lore Reverse Soundscape Generator300 mA minimum
Luminary Quad Octave Generator250 mA
Melee: Wall of Noise200 mA minimum
Meraki Stereo Analog Dual Delay500 mA minimum
Mira Optical Compressor200 mA minimum9vDC only (internal voltage booster)
Monument Harmonic Tap Tremolo40 mA
Polychrome Analog Flanger50 mA minimum
Silt Harmonic Fuzz300 mA minimum9-12vDC
Slö Multi-texture Reverb100 mA minimum
Slötvå Multi Texture Reverb100 mA minimum
Slöer Stereo Ambient Reverb100 mA minimum
Voyager Preamp/Overdrive20 mA
Warhorn Midrange Overdrive9 mA

Fundamental series
Chorus<100 mA
Delay<100 mA
Distortion<100 mA
Drive<100 mA
Fuzz<100 mA
Reverb<100 mA
Tremolo<100 mA

MAKO series
ACS1 Amp + Cab Simulator300 mA minimum
D1 High-Fidelity Delay300 mA minimum
M1 High-Fidelity Modulation Machine300 mA minimum
R1 High-Fidelity Stereo Reverb300 mA minimum

*Note: Walrus Audio has switched to stating a minimum power supply capacity, rather than actual current draw figures. Thus, the actual current draw figure may be smaller, but we don’t know by how much. What those figures do indicate, though, is which output (nominally 100 or 300 mA) to use on our power supply, for safe operation.

A few pedals in this list has specific ”9vDC only” notes, due to onboard voltage boosters being present. That note is there as a courtesy warning that going above 9 volts will most likely cause damage. However, Walrus Audio does not recommend trying any of their pedals with anything other than 9vDC.

Incidentally, they also recommend using a separate/isolated power source for all of their pedals. And for the Luminary, they specifically mention that it will not work with Strymon power supplies.


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