Pedal Guitar
Pedal Guitar
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 Boss PS 2 Pitch Shifter Guitar Effect Pedal Made in Japan Blue Label Mint in Box US $149.99
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 Boss Digital Reverb RV 2 Pedal MADE IN JAPAN US $70.00
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 Boss DD20 DD 20 Gigadelay delay pedal w box papers US $150.00
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 Boss DD 3 Delay Guitar Effect Pedal US $60.00
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 Boss DM 3 Analog Delay pedal 80s US $190.00
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 Boss Digital Reverb RV 5 Pedal Excellent Condition US $51.00
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 Malekko Heavy Industry Ekko 616 Analog Delay Pedal US $100.00 |
 Boss RV 3 Reverb Guitar Effect Pedal US $100.00
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 Boss DD 7 Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal US $115.00
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 Rocktron Short Timer Retro Digital Delay Pedal BRAND NEW US $15.50
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 Electro Harmonix Holy Grail Reverb Pedal US $55.00
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Why does my guitar pedal clip so easily?
I have a Fender Starcaster guitar effect pedal - a chorus. My chorus pedal clips (overdrives) when I strum. I did have a 9.6 volt power supply powering the chorus pedal for months before I got the correct 9 volt power supply for it. The 9.6v power supply had the correct ma and polarity and everything, it was just .6v more powerful. Since it's an analog pedal, did the extra .6 volts damage the circuitry?
Doubtful.
Most of those pedals are going to regulate the input voltage down to 5 volts internally anyway.
Think about it, if you ran the pedal on a 9V battery, it's not going to stay at 9 volts for very long.
If you back down the volume on the guitar slightly, does the chorus clean up? If so, your chorus pedal is just not able to accept a very hot signal. No fix for that other than:
- Lower the pickups on your guitar to reduce the output
- Get a better chorus pedal
Good luck.
Greetings from Austin, TX
Ken
Hardwire HT-6 Polyphonic Tuner Pedal