Is this a negative tip polarity or is adjustable? My Boss Chorus requires a negative tip. Why isn't this in the product description?
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This is just a daisy chain. What goes in comes out. If source adapter is center -, then all output will also be center -. I also have the 1 Spot 9 volt, it is center -. I have 2 Boss pedals amongnst other brands on my board all center -. I started with this Visual Sound One Spot Combo PackIm not sure what power source you have but this is only an extention. Be careful of grabbing any power supply around the house. Many are unregulated, center +, or even AC.
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This is just a daisy chain. What goes in comes out. If source adapter is center -, then all output will also be center -. I also have the 1 Spot 9 volt, it is center -. I have 2 Boss pedals amongnst other brands on my board all center -. I started with this http://www.amazon.com/Visual-Sound-Spot-Combo-Pack/dp/B000RNB720 Im not sure what power source you have but this is only an extention. Be careful of grabbing any power supply around the house. Many are unregulated, center +, or even AC.
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This is not adjustable. What you put in is what you get out. Note that the standard for guitar pedals is opposite usual electric standards (it has to do either ability to simultaneously have a battery connected). Therefore it is best to use the recommended power supply unless you can confirm the tip is positive with a voltmeter. Better safe than sorry. Reversing the polarity will fry a diode on the circuit board.
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To be 100% honest with you, I'm unsure. I've got my 1 spot set up as follows (Left to Right) Sansamp Bass driver, Darkglass B3K, Tech 21 Bass boost Chorus, Polytune, Line 6 G50 Relay wireless. I've had absolutely no problems or signal drop from any of them.
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Hi Joe - Sorry, but I don't know what the specs are on it, but is does have a reverse polarity switch on it. I connected it to my Kronos 88 and it performs very nicely. It's quite heavy compared to the brand X models, which helps it stay put while your performing.
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Hi there fellow "alarmist"! My siren has three leads: White, Red, and Yellow. White is negative. If yours has a Black wire instead, it's negative. Red to Positive makes the Siren YELP. If you connect Yellow to Positive, the sound is Steady! That's all there is to it... It operates on 12 VDC.Have fun, Walley Bendz
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this will convert from unbalanced to balanced, this unit is for mic levels or low level line, would not use it for high power speaker application
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There's one inner tube with a screw nut that tights and adjust, where the picture shows and up, it doesn't go any lower, but it's a good mike, if you're going to use more than one make sure that all are the same it helps the amp when plugging in the levels will sound better when all the micks are the same. ffsalsa@yahoo.com
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I do not recomend that ... This is related with something like frequencies... Besides the boss device dosent have a good performances ... Otherwise the devices is usted for goes from high to low and what you want i Think is a convertor ...
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Hi Myke, My experience with several of these type meters is that with the meter upright, and looking at the back, there is typically a "-" sign molded in the plastic of the case near the right side connector. Of about ten of these of various amperages, I did have one where this side turned out to be the "positive" post. I suggest passing a small current through the meter to verify polarity. If deflection is in the wrong direction, just swap connections. These meters will tolerate some reverse current without trouble. I am very happy with mine and have more coming. Good luck!
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Polarity should not be an issue. Also these are probably a little large for an instrument cluster. Check for cross reference guide for what you have now.
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Make sure you check the polarity on the power supplies you are trying, they may be opposite of what is required. The polarity graphic is on the backside of the unit, check it and match it with whatever supply you are attempting to use. When I use an external power source I have the 1SPOT power supply that can power five or more pedals (it only cost me about $15 used last time I bought some gear at Guitar Center). I mostly use batteries with this unit for short gigs, it's easier and sets up quicker too. Good luck.
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What rod are you running? Your amps may be too low and check your polarity. Your work lead should be on positive side. I have this machine and it runs perfectly.
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No polarity does not change, With out seing it my guess would be the plus and negative signs are taking the place of male and female. In other words if you were using a single connector you would insert the male part into the female part of the connector. I have many panels hooked together with these connectors and it doesn't change polarity. I would recommend phasing plus wires from panels with red phase tape and phase wires back to invertor or charge control, makes it a whole lot easier to keep track of what is what.
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This is the flat mount version of the AMPS PortaGrip. For tilt, turn and rotate, I recommend the 15585 version that comes with the t-button tipper. Or you can buy the t-button tipper separately; part number 674-101.
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No it is not polarized, perfect for use on vintage audio equipment that was not designed for a polarized plug.
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tip negative...outside ring positive....if that's how your pedal is set up..this will work with it. the Electro-Harmonix XO Big Muff Pi Pedal seems to be set up that way
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i used mine before my eq THE MANUAL MIGHT RECOMEND THE OPPOSITE BUT I ALSO HAVE A CONCERT SERIES CARVIN BOARD WITH A LOT OF EQ BEFORE IT LEAVES THE BOARD. i still had a problem with feedback when a mic got to near a monitor remedied that by unplugging the horns. my metal band wanted everything almost maxed if your not in need of ear splitting pa you should be able to dial the feedback unit to cover your needs. hollywoodphil
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Just pulled mine out of the shipping box, only to find out the tip is HUGE for any SMD work. More of a general tip, and even for that it is not small. If I end up keeping it I need to buy smaller tip right away.
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All points on a bus bar are electrically from a single point. So if you wire one point to the negative terminal, then all posts are negative. If you wire one post to Positive, then all posts are positive. You would never wire both the positive and negative together on the same bus bar or you will have a firery short circuit.