9V recommendations
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9V recommendations
OBVIOUSLY we all use a power supply whenever possible...but for those few speshul efx that are 9-volt battery power only, what brand/type do you guys find best for longevity?
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Re: 9V recommendations
Good question.
For longevity, you'll probably have to go alkaline?
I've no idea about brands though, I usually just use the free batteries that come with the pedals.
For longevity, you'll probably have to go alkaline?
I've no idea about brands though, I usually just use the free batteries that come with the pedals.
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Re: 9V recommendations
Energizer Alkaline 9V's are pretty awesome. Accidentally left my WSoU plugged in one night and the battery survived for months after
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Re: 9V recommendations
The obvious choice:

In reality, I just use one of those adapter clips that comes with a onespot and leave the battery door cover off.

In reality, I just use one of those adapter clips that comes with a onespot and leave the battery door cover off.
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Re: 9V recommendations
Yeah, that's a smart trick (leaving the cover off, not the Mike Matthews flexing). Unfortunately I've also got a few positive ground pedals that don't do daisy chains, so they end up batt. powered if I don't feel like dragging another adapter.
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Re: 9V recommendations
If they are supposed to be "ol school" Danelectro makes some cool Zinc Batteries I got at G.C... The Alkaline are a lot "hotter" than the Zinc and certain pedals like Non-Alkaline batteries better, Fuzz...
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Re: 9V recommendations
Dollar store batteries man

near-dead battery toanz right out of the pack.
They're kinda big though, so they don't actually fit in some pedals.

near-dead battery toanz right out of the pack.
They're kinda big though, so they don't actually fit in some pedals.
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Re: 9V recommendations
These, they last years. They come/came in EHX pedals that use batteries.
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Re: 9V recommendations
Longevity? Look to the mAh rating.
If you have higher current drains then start considering different storage types of battery.
If you have higher current drains then start considering different storage types of battery.