Include cables to connect the pedals? works with line 6 DL4? wich is the input voltage range?
143591
It have 8 individual 9v port plus one 18v output, one strip to change polarity if needed, not sure of output amperage
143592
Yes, it comes with cables to power up your pedals. Mine is a US version so it works off of 110-120VAC. The DL4 uses 9voltDC and 1200mAmps, this unit only does 100mAmps per output, with the exception of one 500mAmp output
143593
It does include the cables to connect pedals works with nine volt pedals(8 inputs) like boss overdrive and 1 12 volt input and 1 18 volt input. Hope that helps.
1900868
every input is TRS it works fine with two zones triggers, in all the only imput mono is the hi hat pedal input, ofcourse you need TRS cables to use this options, if dont you can use both zones.i hope this comment helps you
888213
It is 1700 mA total, you can connect as many pedals below 1700 mA. For example , my "Line 6 echo park" works with 70 mA minimum, it means I can connect more than twenty pedals similar to the Echo Park!!...
261326
This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site:18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the Deluxe Memory Man. This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site:18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the... » Read More This supply wouldn't power all your pedals at once. It's 18v too short. You can do the 6 9v and one 18v From the Voodoo Lab site:18V/24V - Using Custom Cables All of the outputs on the Pedal Power 2 Plus (and the original Pedal Power) are completely isolated allowing you to create different voltages. You can run effects like the current MXR Flanger by combining two 9V outputs to create a single 18V supply. By switching two outputs into 12V ACA mode, you can join them together to create a 24V output for powering numerous Electro-Harmonix stompboxes including the Deluxe Memory Man. « Show Less
920381
I think Line 6 stuff is fairly proprietary, and will only work with other Line 6 products. If you are looking for a universal footswitch, look into Behringer - low cost and usually works with pretty much anything.
71259
Not sure, but it has L/R inputs and outputs like any other EQ, so if you can connect it inline between the controller and amp, it should work.
479212
I believe there is an input for a separetly purchased sustain pedal. Hope this helps!
1900870
every input is TRS it works fine with two zones triggers, in all the only imput mono is the hi hat pedal input, ofcourse you need TRS cables to use this options, if dont you can use both zones. i hope this comment helps you
1411465
Sorry, I don't know anything about the DM6... If the controller/brain uses 1/4" cables to connect to its own pads, I don't see why it wouldn't though. I use my KD-9 to connect to a Yamaha DTX.
184663
I have used the daisy chain cord out of my boss pedal board and a morely power supply and they work fine. If you have tried a power supply that powers up boss pedals and it does not work then you likely have a faulty unit.
881583
You can use any pedal with any cable with 1/4 jack. These small cables are use if you have more than one pedal so can connect them together one close to the other. Hope it helps!!
486488
I found the cables to be just fine, if you are a gear head you can put a multi meter on the cables and test for ohms " resistance " on the positive tip and the ground sheath to test you should find zero or very little resistance. that's where the buzzing would come from if it were from the cables I found the use of a power supply 9vlt. for pedals to have a better clarity than using batteries for the effects pedals.. hope this helps you buzzing from an amp sucks....
272698
Better yet sign up for thegearpage.net if you aren't and ask the question in the Effects & Pedals thread -- those guys have every pedal known on earth and someone will answer you quick. It's free. I'd do this before ANYTHING else.
1672315
1) is your machine turned on?2) is the volume on the machine turned up?3) is your signal flow correct? (out of machine to in on amp)4) are you using a mono or stereo 1/4"? if so what output did you use?
1948492
YES, it works great, but you don't need to use the 18v output. I've been using mine in a standard 9v output, thereby saving you a spot for another 9v pedal. I've seen other people with several various ways to connect it, but, it's so simple, just use ONE 9v input. Enjoy your new EQ.
1948491
YES, it works great, but you don't need to use the 18v output. I've been using mine in a standard 9v output, thereby saving you a spot for another 9v pedal.I've seen other people with several various ways to connect it, but, it's so simple, just use ONE 9v input. Enjoy your new EQ.
1797088
You might need to buy the cable that goes from the pedal to the amp. Other than that you should be okay. If you have the manual for the cube, it might shed a little bit more light on the subject.