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Old 10-01-2006, 05:33 PM
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OTHER than ebay, does anyone know a site that sells old power supplies? i have a groove box (mc303) and my brother lost the power supply last time i borrowed it to him; ebay only has been selling the groovebox itself.
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Old 10-02-2006, 01:40 PM
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OTHER than ebay, does anyone know a site that sells old power supplies? i have a groove box (mc303) and my brother lost the power supply last time i borrowed it to him; ebay only has been selling the groovebox itself.
that should work with any ol' radioshack multi voltage power supply. you dont need to hunt down the actual adaptor.
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Old 10-02-2006, 01:57 PM
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yea, but eventually i want to sell it, and it's going to get more money with a roland power supply than a generic 'shack version.
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yea, but eventually i want to sell it, and it's going to get more money with a roland power supply than a generic 'shack version.

no it's not. no-one's gonna care about the power supply. i haven't had my mind changed because it didn't have the original power supply.... EVER.
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Old 10-11-2006, 01:20 PM
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that should work with any ol' radioshack multi voltage power supply. you dont need to hunt down the actual adaptor.
i'm glad u mentioned this... i have always been leery of using universal power supplies, but now i will do so... you just have to make sure to match the proper volts and amps, right? what about the polarity switch on the universal supplies? is that a big deal?
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Old 10-11-2006, 01:22 PM
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i'm glad u mentioned this... i have always been leery of using universal power supplies, but now i will do so... you just have to make sure to match the proper volts and amps, right? what about the polarity switch on the universal supplies? is that a big deal?
It won't fry anything if it is set wrong, it just won't work. Your pedal will have an mA or A requirement, and you want your supply to provide at least that or more.
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Old 10-11-2006, 01:28 PM
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Anyway here's a sweet little thing i just spoiled myself with: http://godlyke.com/shopping/pgm-more...ation.php?id=5
Check out how it only takes up one plug, no wall wart. Plus this thing will (hopefully) power any pedal I ever want to use, all at the same time.
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