I have 2 Digitech pedals that says it needs 4.8 watts each. I have no idea how many mA's this is. Can anyone help?
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The 4.8 watts is the power needed for each pedal. Power = Current x Voltage. so, the current is the power divided by the voltage Ex: If the pedal is 9 volts then Current = 4.8 / 9 Current = 0.533 A or 533mA Did it help?
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The 4.8 watts is the power needed for each pedal. Power = Current x Voltage.so, the current is the power divided by the voltageEx: If the pedal is 9 volts thenCurrent = 4.8 / 9Current = 0.533 A or 533mADid it help?
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If it works on 9 volts, then you divide the watts by the volts, 4.8/9 which is 0.5333A or 534 Ma
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4 Ohms. So, you can either run them at 8 Ohms mono (wired in series), or 2 Ohms Mono (in parallel). Up to 250 Watts RMS. @4 Ohms, I have been able to pretty much bottom out mine with an amp that does around 150-180 watts. In the documentation JL provides, I believe they placed 200 watts as "the sweet spot". For best results, I'd probably get a 300-500 watt Mono subwoofer amp to run 2 as most can handle very low impedance loads. Also the CP208 is a long microbox with 2 of these 8 inch drivers built in. You might go for that instead and save a few bucks. The box is rated 2 Ohms.
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It will work on the Joyo pedals but I am not sure about the Digitech. As long as it is a 9 volt it will power it.
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Maybe too much power. Difficult to get rms figures for the amp but I reckon 300w per channel works. The amp seems quite happy driving one cabinet with one channel only. You can always use the second channel for a second cab should you ever get one. BTW. Amp still going strong. No problems.
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From their website: http://www.planetaudiousa.com/auto/car-audio-sound-system-auto-4-channel-amplifier-planet-audio-ac2400-4/ RMS Power @ 4 Ù 300 Watts x 4
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I cant give an exact answer but i have 4 channel Anarchy amp by planet Audio. Love it. Never turn levels over half. Pushes everything and anything i wire to it. A couple 1100 watt subs (infinity reference). I never tried there products before and was leary. I very happy. Would order again and almost have. Amazon seems to be a pretty stand up outfit. I had no problems for a long time with any orders. When the time came and a few things did not work. They took care of it and really was not much of a hassel like i expected. No probs with my amp though.
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You will need a 9 volt battery ( included with mine) you should test the battery, it should have 9.35 volts to be charged. Or you can purchase a 12 volt adapter . If you have more than one pedal that required a 9 volt supply you can purchase a "ONE SPOT", it will power multiple pedals.
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I currently use this with a daisy chain to power three 9V pedals and have no issues with it. Make sure the polarity and voltage matches your pedal and you should be fine.
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Not sure thomas,i looked at the owners manual for the digitech,not sure why you would need another rack of switches....i used this with a digitech looper pedal that required hand switching,so now i can stomp it instead of using my fingers....
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Alaska Guy, Your Boomerang will only draw about 400ma, you might want to consider using the Pedal Power AC. Alternatively you can power it with a Pedal Power 2+ from outputs 5 and 6 with the Dip Switches set to Normal using a Current Doubler Adapter and a Reverse Polarity Barrel Cable. Best wishes! -Pro Audio Land
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I play through a 10 watt and a 30 watt with the digitech. To my knowledge you can use any wattage of amp
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Adding a power strip should be fine, provided everything plugged into the power strip doesn't exceed 10 amps. I've been running a vox AC15, orange AD15, and a large pedal board with two Voodoo Labs Pedal Power2s at substantial volume without issue.
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I have no idea,Watts?I have a guitar amp that is 135watts,Not sure why you would ask that??
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Anytime you have speakers, the amp should either match the watts or more to carry the load. Never use a amp less then the watts of the two or more. If they are a 1000 watts a peace, you need 2000 watts or more so you can get all they are made for. You welcome! They are good speakers. I have them hook up to a Boss 3000 watts amp.
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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.
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It will work perfect. I use mine with a couple of Boss pedals, some TC Electronics ones, Lone Wolf Blues Harp Break pedal for Harmonica and a Darkglass bass overdrive and It works great, not a single bit of noise or tone loss. Will work perfectly with any 9V pedal regarding of what company it is from (Is not exclusive for Boss)
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If you are talking about total draw of all pedals, yes, but if you have a pedal that needs those current draws, then no. What pedal needs 2000ma? I don't know of any multiple output power supply that will put out that much current. Even multi-effects pedals don't need that much that I know of. It does full isolation and made my pedals sound better and reduced background noise.