Pedal | Current draw | Voltage info |
---|---|---|
1484 Twin Twelve (Silvertone) | ? | 9-18vDC (9vDC likely preferred*) |
Amp Mode | 10 mA | 9-18vDC |
Asabi | 120 mA | 9vDC only |
Belle Starr | 20 mA | 9-18vDC |
Bloom v2 | 300 mA | 9vDC only |
Blossom | 20 mA | 9-18vDC |
Broken Arrow v2 | 150 mA | 9vDC only |
Fuzz Modular Fuzz | 50 mA | 9vDC only |
Golden Boy | 150 mA | 9vDC only |
New Wave | 300 mA (adapter spec) | 18vDC |
Optimist | 150 mA | 9vDC only |
Prism | 100 mA | 9vDC only |
Twin Trem (Silvertone) | 9vDC only (though some pedals may say 9-18vDC on them)* |
Note: Most of the pedals marked ”9vDC only” have internal voltage booster circuitry, and will be damaged by higher input voltages. In one or two cases, the pedal will not be damaged (up to 18vDC input), but nothing will be gained from raising the voltage. So unless the list says ”9-18vDC”, stick to 9vDC!
*Note 2: In addition to the above, the Twin Twelve (and possibly the Twin Trem) says ”internally regulated and boosted”, likely meaning that there’s no practical benefit to giving it more than 9vDC, even though it can handle up to 18vDC. The incoming voltage is regulated and converted internally, to whatever the circuit wants to see.