Pedal | Current draw |
---|---|
Angry Charlie v3 | 11 mA (9-18vDC) |
Artificial Blonde | 138 mA |
AT+ | 15 mA (9-18vDC) |
Bonsai | 20 mA |
Charlie Brown v4 | 9 mA |
Cheese Ball | 9 mA |
Clover | 46 mA |
Colour Box v2, Colour Box 10 | 193 mA |
Crayon | 15 mA |
Double Barrel v4 | 108 mA |
Emperor v2 | 57 mA* |
Flight Delay | 85 mA |
Hard Drive | 78 mA |
Haunting Mids | 13 mA |
Kilt v2 | 64 mA |
Kodiak | 10 mA |
Lucky Cat | 75 mA |
Milkman | 23 mA |
Mini Foot Fuzz v2 | 3 mA |
Moonshine v2 | 30 mA* |
Morning Glory v4 | 43 mA |
Muffuletta | 4mA |
Notaklön | 30 mA* |
Overdrive Preamp | 51 mA (website specs – manual says 9-18vDC, 5 mA) |
PackRat | 100 mA |
Panther Cub v2 | 67 mA |
PG-14 | 67 mA |
Prestige Buffer/Booster | 7 mA |
Pulp ’N’ Peel v4 | 32 mA |
Space Commander | 84 mA |
Spring Tank | 73 mA |
Superbolt v2 | 3 mA* |
Sweet Tea v3 | 51 mA |
The Violet | 55 mA |
Tidewater | 3 mA |
Twin Twelve | 34 mA |
Unicorn v2 | 100 mA |
Whitey Tighty | 21 mA |
3 series | |
Chorus | 70 mA |
Compressor | 8 mA |
Delay | 71 mA |
Distortion | 9 mA |
Flanger | 70 mA |
Fuzz | 9 mA |
Hall Reverb | 70 mA |
Harmonic Trem | 65 mA |
Octave Reverb | 65 mA |
Overdrive | 12 mA |
Phaser | 70 mA |
Reverb | 74 mA |
Screamer | 12 mA |
Ross Electronics (reissue) | |
Chorus | 47 mA |
Compressor | 37 mA |
Distortion | 40 mA |
Fuzz | 46 mA |
Phaser | 42 mA |
Legends of Fuzz series | |
Bender, Berkeley, Crimson, Mary-K, Plugin, Smiley, Supreme | 4 mA |
Utilities / Buffers | |
Active ABY | 47 mA |
Buffered Splitter | 19 mA |
Little Black Buffer | 19 mA |
Summing Amp | 19 mA |
Switchback | 31 mA |
Volture 9v Voltage Sag Utility | 12 mA (plus the draw of the pedal you’re feeding) – 50 mA max load. 9-18vDC input voltage range. |
Note: Unless where specifically mentioned, JHS clearly states that their pedals should not be powered above 9vDC. Some of these* have internal voltage doubling circuitry (so the pedal internally runs on 18vDC, from a 9vDC supply), but with others I don’t know exactly why. But either way, since they say ”Do not use more than 9V DC. Your warranty will be voided.” I strongly suggest not going above 9vDC, unless the specs clearly say it’s ok to do so.