Pedal | Current draw |
---|---|
FC Series | |
FC01 Drum Loop | 210 mA |
FC02 Reverb | 130 mA |
FC03 Delay | 150 mA |
FC05 Mod | 150 mA |
FC06 Dist | 6 mA |
FC07 Drive | 7 mA |
FC10 Gate | 26 mA |
FC11 Envelope | 20 mA |
FC 14 Analog Chorus | 9 mA |
FC15 Analog Flanger | 10 mA |
FC16 Optical Tremolo | 5 mA |
FC17 Analog Delay | 40 mA |
FC18 Booster | 6 mA |
FC19 Black Dist | 3 mA |
FC20 Brit Dist | 7 mA |
FC21 Analog Comp | 10 mA |
FS Series | |
FS01 Drum Loop | 300 mA |
FS02 Reverb | 300 mA |
FS03 Delay | 300 mA |
FS05 Multi Modulation | 300 mA |
FS06 Digital Preamp | 300 mA |
FS07 Cab | 300 mA |
FS21 Looper & Drum | 300 mA |
FS22 Ekoverb | 300 mA |
FV Series (Vocal Effects)** | |
FV01 Corrector FV02 Doubling FV03 Character FV04 Harmony | 9vDC, 500 mA (recommended adapter capacity) |
Multi-Effects | Power supply specs |
FX100 | 9vDC, 300 mA center negative |
FX200 | 9vDC, 1A center negative |
Note 1: The FS series pedals all have the same 300 mA stated current draw. This is obviously a ”suggested adapter spec” figure, rather than actual current draw (which will be less). If I get any measured ”real world” figures for these pedals, they will of course be posted here.
**Note 2: For the FV series, support for +48v phantom power is mentioned, and a ”48v” switch is present on the back of the units. However, it is unknown if the pedal itself can also be phantom powered. My guess is it can’t, and always needs its power supply to function.