Power Source
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Power Source
What external power source can be used on a goodrich match-bro to keep from using 9v batteries.
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BTW, it's something you could do yourself, but I assumed that you didn't feel like drilling and soldering yourself (if you did, the question woulda come out "how do I" instead of "what should I get?")
2 pedal steels, a lapStrat, and an 8-string Dobro (and 3 ukes)
More amps than guitars, and not many effects
More amps than guitars, and not many effects
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I use one of these multi type wall warts. It connects directly to your units 9-volt jack:
http://www.summitsource.com/volt-transf ... -6861.html
http://www.summitsource.com/volt-transf ... -6861.html
- David Mason
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The 1-Spot people make a whole series of adapters, one of them terminates in a standard 9-volt fixture. Elderly's got them, as do others.
http://elderly.com/search/elderly?terms=1-spot&x=3&y=8
http://elderly.com/search/elderly?terms=1-spot&x=3&y=8
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- Dale Hampton
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Match bro power supply
Roger, I think the matchbros use 2 9 volt batteries in series 18 volts. If I am wrong I apologize. The match bro II that I have doesn't have the ext power jack but the other two that I have do. I have a power supply that I will give you if you pay shipping. I will never use it. The matchbro's don't seem to be very hard on batteries for me.
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- Dale Hampton
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power supply
Roger, I sent you a PM. Dale