| Pedal | Current draw |
|---|---|
| 2Wah | 10 mA |
| 3 Band Parametric Preamp | 90 mA max* |
| AC Tone | 50 mA max* |
| AC-Tone Single Channel | 62 mA max |
| Ampster | 1A (1000mA) power supply |
| Andy Timmons Signature Compressor/Limiter | 130 mA max |
| Atlantic Chorus | 20 mA |
| Axis Flanger | 25 mA |
| Blue Ranger | 7 mA |
| Boost Kick | 12 mA |
| Chorus XII | 90 mA max* |
| Classic Chorus | 20 mA |
| Classic Flanger | 25 mA |
| Classic Optical Compressor | 20 mA |
| Classic Optical Envelope Filter | 14 mA |
| Compressor/Limiter | 90 mA max* |
| Comp/Limiter | 130 mA max |
| Contour & Boost | 90 mA max* |
| Crunch Drive | 12 mA |
| DC-Drive | ? |
| Delayla | 240 mA max* |
| Delayla XL | 150 mA max* |
| Dual Injection | 68 mA |
| Echotone | 160 mA max* |
| Headroom | 10 mA |
| Heavy Drive | 12 mA |
| Honey Comp | 130 mA max |
| Hot Drive ’n Boost (mk 1, 2 and 3) | 60 mA max* |
| Hydra Boost | 10 mA |
| Ottawa Envelope Filter/Wah | 14 mA |
| Panama | 65 mA |
| PlexiTone | 60 mA max* |
| PlexiTone Single Channel | 62 mA max |
| Plexitone Lo-gain (Single Channel) | 62 mA |
| Purple Moon | 62 mA |
| Red Repeat | 40 mA |
| Rock Drive | 12 mA |
| Surf Trem | 28 mA |
| The Fuzz | 150 mA max* |
| TOD | 11 mA |
| TremO’vibe | 200 mA max* |
| Two Faze | 90 mA max* |
Bass Effects | |
| Bass Chorus | 130 mA max* |
| Bass Drive | mains power (selectable 115/240vAC) |
Multi Effects | |
| Acoustic Gig | 9-12vDC, 500 mA max |
| Quattro | mains power (separate 115vAC and 240vAC models) |
Switcher/Accessories | |
| Buff Deluxe | 12 mA |
| Match Box | 12 mA |
| Noise Terminator | 12 mA |
| Octa-Switch Mk2, Mk3 | 380 mA max (500 mA recommended) |
| Octa-Switch The Strip | 560 mA max (600+ mA recommended) |
| ParaLoop | 10 mA |
| Rock Bug | 25 mA |
| Route Box | 15 mA |
| Tuner | 80 mA |
*Note: from january 2016, the Carl Martin Pro-Series pedals were changed from mains power to 9vDC. If yours (or the one you’re about to buy) is older than january 2016, be aware that it is mains powered. Since most (or all) of the pre-2016 mains powered units didn’t have mains voltage selectors, you can’t use a US-spec pedal in Europe (and vice versa) directly.
Please note that Carl Martin also lists a minimum current capacity figure for the power supply to use with each pedal, which is roughly 25-40% above the stated max current draw figure (e.g. 130mA minimum for a 90mA pedal). I have listed the stated max current draw figures, to stay consistent with the rest of the Power List, but it is always a good idea to make sure your supply has some capacity left.