BEHRINGER PSU-SB

Can be used with any 9v pedal.

Well, not much to say except the build quality is top notch, which gives me a feeling of security that my Behringer controller keyboard is not going to go south in the middle of a gig or a session. Oh.. Bit of a side benefit, if this works for you: I got this wall wart to power my UMX-610. The 610 connected to my DAW computer via USB, of course. But ALSO, the keyboard is running my old-school modules via old-school MIDI. The internal routing of the keyboard is USB out to computer, THEN USB in to computer, THEN MIDI out. My DAW is set to "MIDI-THRU". What does this mean? It means that when my computer is off, I can STILL play my modules with the UMX-610, as it's now running on external DC power, as opposed to power from the USB connection. This is VERY handy for late-night brainstorming, and other uses.. An interesting little 'hidden' benefit. Which is why I didn't mind paying extra for the power supply. That's all...

Most guitar pedals work well if you give it proper voltage (usually 9V) and APPROXIMATELY the right amperage. You can give them more amps than they need but not less. But, one of my guitar pedals is extremely sensitive to getting exactly the number of amps the power input requires. I tried a power supply that gave it a bit more amperage than it needed, and it malfunctioned. Bought this power supply and no more issues with that pedal.

I needed a couple of 9V power supplies for a Behringer guitar pedals and that's exactly what I got. Unfortunately they're a little too wide to fit side by side in a regular extension cable despite their small size. I would rather them stick up more but be thinner. Other than that, they work as advertised and I'm happy with them.

How do I love this? Let me count the ways: 1) it is the quintessential 9V power supply, converting standard current for use in appliances designed for batteries - and in this regard, it is an exemplar! 2) It is, at <$10 extremely inexpensive - you can't convert AC to 9V any better with a unit that costs 3 times as much. Therefore, the ROI analysis is conclusively positive. 3) It's black - it goes with everything - even other shades of black. This hue complements the unit's relatively low-profile dimensions. Therefore, one is likely to suffer less from the heartbreak of wall warts. 4) It's a Behringer standard - it powers all their stuff. So you can join the Behringer-Box-of-the-Month club and pay very little more to get one of these to go with it. Soon, you'll have many, and there they will be, sitting there all black and low profile, providing power selflessly with no desire to move up the organizational ladder of your studio; behind the scenes - on the floor - in your power strip or wall - that's good enough for them!

It was purchased as a replacement for a module for a Brady Label maker. The original battery went bad and a replacement was almost impossible to find. Used this power supply which is a charger unit with enough power to operate the logic and printer mechanism of the Brady label maker without the battery in the system. It was an experiment that worked. Pleased with price, delivery, and quality of the item.

This was great out of the box. I attached it to a guitar pedal (that i know nothing about) so that i could see if it worked in order to sell the pedal. It lit all of the indicator lights on the pedal right up and we were ready to go. The person I sold it to reports that it is working fine, months later. This revived a several hundred dollar piece of equipment which would have otherwise been rendered unusable and trashed. I was impressed and the price was right.

I needed a 9v DC power adapter for my mini guitar amp that had a minus (-) tip and positive (+) ring polarity which is not common, it seems. This power adapter filled that need but when I turn on the mini amp, it "bumps" off and on. If I keep turning the knob to click off then on, the red LED finally stays lit and the puppy works fine. The amp in overdrive has a smooth noise floor that occasionally drops out momentarily. It doesn't do this using the battery only. If I am playing, the distortion momentarily cuts back. That said, though, the adapter works okay since I am not doing any crucial duties with it... just practicing.

Funcionó perfectamente con mi afinador Behringer.

Cette boîte d'alimentation DC 9 V pour pédales d'effet est intéressante parce qu'elle délivre 100 mA et parce qu'elle est tout à fait compatible avec les pédales Behringer. La connectique de ces dernières propose en effet une inversion des pôles + et -, par rapport à bon nombre d'autres matériels du même type. Bref, cet adaptateur livré dans une petite boîte en carton et doté d'un fil raisonnablement long (1 m environ) a parfaitement répondu à mon attente. Et si vous avez plusieurs pédales, pensez à prendre un câble "splitter" du genre : Vitoos 6 façons électrode Daisy Chain Cable Wire Harness cuivre pour Effects Pedal Power Adapter Splitter d'alimentation .

Yes with this Good Product... If you Need it, Get IT!

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Seller iBhejo. (I am stating seller's name coz genuine product arrival depends on from whom you're buying). I received the adaptor with original behringer box pack but the adaptor had no name of behringer on it, instead its name was "GO" which is made in china. Anyways the adaptor looks good quality, sturdy, working fine with my behringer pedal. I am satisfied with the purchase.