Chip board says 9-18v. would adding another 9v battery in series improve the sound or soundstage at all? thanks!
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Excellent question! Works for mixing boards...i would imagine that if the chip board says 9-18V that might improve the soundstage..I never noticed that on the board. I can tell you when the 9V starts going the sound degrades..Please post a follow up with your results!
623743
It would give you a little more headroom and make using some additional op amps possible
1781558
Hello, this release got 2.0v. Later, you will download the latest Firmware and install (2.1v).Sound really awesome!!
1469423
I would be amazed if the DL-8 really needs 9.6VDC, like the power supply says the output is, I'm assuming the power supply you're referring to is the power supply you're "supposed" to use. I looked up the specs for the DL-8, you might have a different version, but it says the power supply is 9VDC, and the stompbox can use a 9V battery, so I would go for it. Your problem aside, putting 9VDC in a device that actually calls out for 9.6VDC will not hurt the device. If the "9.6" in your question is a typo, and you're just asking if the PB600 1.7A power supply will power your 3 pedals, the DL-8 draws 70ma, the MXR Phase 90 draws 5ma (don't know what MXR pedals you have)....the PB600 power supply delivers 1700ma, won't be any kind of problem. Remember, forget your power supply outputs and add up the current requirement of your devices (the current 'draw') to see how much current you need to provide.
1550036
that is correct. if you connect them incorrectly nothing will happen. the voltage output will be one or two volts. if you connect them correctly you should get 18 volts. good luck.
1951358
I have two machines running i7 4770K chips on an Asus Sabertooth board. I could not get close to 2400Mhz on either one. I Regardless what board you are using, I would imagine you will be upping the voltage.
180597
Mine does not make any sound at all, how ever when I first got it and plugged it in , i checked all of the adjustable settings and they were right on. I left my two way radio plugged in for about a week on six volt, took it out one day and did not get one hour of operating time, the battery was low.When I got home I checked the voltage again, my six volt now only puts out three volts. I have to switch it all the way up to twelve volts to get seven volts. I would not buy another one of this brand. Maybe just bad luck I don't know. Dave
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Yes. I currently have my DRAM Voltage at 1.500V. I'm using the 4790K i7 Processor with a Gigabyte Sniper G1 M5 Mobo. As far as higher voltages, I haven't yet done overclocking on my RAM... But that's the plan... I will post again if, when I overclock, it breaks.
949069
I am not sure but mine says ONE +, 18V so if the one you are looking at says that, it should be the right battey for you.
2103348
I would say yes Pop out the Simms and check the voltage and chip configuration. That's what I did.
346444
If you are running it on 9 volt battery and the batteries are running down then yes. Otherwise, get a tone boosting pedal and use that to pick up the missing sounds. It's a great little amp,but it is little you can only get so much sound out of it.
1814958
Hi, I looked at the specs list that came with it but don't completely understand them. Anway, regarding output it says " Output power: 3W*2" Also, "Operating voltage: 3.7V" Hope this helps. If you have more technical questions, I suggest contacting the LuguLake seller here on Amazon. They are very helpful and communicative. I CAN tell you that the sound is very rich and full, although you won't get a super loud boom-boom-boom base. And the battery holds a charge forever. I love this product. Cheers, Steve
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That's an easy one: Are you on 140 or 210 volt system?? 60 Hz or 50 Hz. You plug the inverter in backwards and where the 12 v DC goes you use 3 6volt dc batteries = 18 volts divided by well, the circular permutation of subscripts formula is quite complicated but the inverter backwards actually give s the graphic equalizer triple the strenght so 12dB boost becomes 36 dB boost and etc.. unless its a parametric equalizer then its triple boost is even more aparent because of the very nature of the parametric system. You should see MY set up. My wife HATES the fact that we have (seriously) 40 pairs of speakers ; some hooked in series and some in parallel and some daisey chained. The BIGGEST are them JBL JRX 2x15" (my pet basset got his teeth into one) ; to the smallest a 12" Altec-Landsing voice of the theatre system cuz see before the 15" voice of the theatre All-tech Landsing used the 12 inch speakers's THAT"S when they used the backward mounted inverter and the 3 x 6volt dc batteries. What a sound why I ........oops dinner's ready
628189
I use a 9v battery. You will need to adjust the battery connectors a little, as it tends to be a little wide.
630257
It is recommended for the DB-88, which is 9volt DC, so I would think the DB-90, which is also 9 volt would use the same power supply.
1552294
It would run them but i would not, running sub-ohm builds put a massive strain on your electrical system. I would do the Big 3 upgrade+new alt and battery if your looking to run sub ohm.
811582
9V. I use them in a wireless in ear monitor set up with my band and they work great and have never let me down.
628984
Try wiring them both ways. Whichever way sounds ok, solder them that way. You won't hurt anything buy doing this. When I did mine it made no difference in sound. They sound really good.