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Music Manic
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Mutron III Power Supply new
      #993503 - 19/06/12 02:12 AM
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Are there any of these available for use in UK:

Mutron-PS1A Power Supply

It's used to power the old Mutron III

Mutron III

The thing is, does the Mutron work only on 120 volts internally? In that case it works only on U.S. voltage mains right.

Would UK voltage tolerate this power supply?

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Re: Mutron III Power Supply new [Re: Music Manic]
      #993526 - 19/06/12 09:13 AM
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Might be worth contacting the guy at the bottom this page

http://www.mu-tron.org/

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Re: Mutron III Power Supply new [Re: Music Manic]
      #993530 - 19/06/12 09:24 AM
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Looks like a standard 18V DC supply to me. Does the pedal use 2 9V batteries by any chance?

I wouldn't buy an American supply like the one you link to but I would look for an 18V supply from a European source.

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Re: Mutron III Power Supply new [Re: Richie Royale]
      #993566 - 19/06/12 02:00 PM
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Quote Richie Royale:

Might be worth contacting the guy at the bottom this page

http://www.mu-tron.org/

Richard Lingenberg

http://www.lsound.com/



I'm still waiting for a response Rich!


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Re: Mutron III Power Supply new [Re: James Perrett]
      #993567 - 19/06/12 02:02 PM
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Quote James Perrett:

Looks like a standard 18V DC supply to me. Does the pedal use 2 9V batteries by any chance?

I wouldn't buy an American supply like the one you link to but I would look for an 18V supply from a European source.

James.



Yes it uses the 2 nine volt batteries James.
Is there anything I need to look out for, in terms of polarity etc James? I'm very basic with electronics.

Thanks


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Re: Mutron III Power Supply new [Re: Music Manic]
      #993581 - 19/06/12 02:42 PM
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If it takes two 9V batteries, perhaps the 1Spot plug might be suitable? It has adaptors (if you get the right kit) for two 9Vs. I've still yet to try out my one with my old Roland Pedal which also requires two 9Vs, but it has worked fine with my other pedals using the usual connector.

http://www.gak.co.uk/en/visual-sound-1-spot-combo-pack/29511 This is the one with the two battery adaptors.

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Re: Mutron III Power Supply new [Re: Richie Royale]
      #993640 - 19/06/12 09:53 PM
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Thanks mate! Looks good.


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Re: Mutron III Power Supply [Re: Music Manic]
      #993651 - 20/06/12 12:07 AM
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Just found this:

Voodoo Lab Power Pedal

It has the option of 9V 12V and 18Volts. I just have to check if the pedal is 100mA and Presto!

Thanks for help.


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