Detail 01
9V AC adapter
Matches the standard pedal voltage. Check your pedal's rating before plugging in — wrong voltage can damage it.

Independent shopping perspective
9V power supply for Dunlop and MXR pedals. Buy it if you have a pedal that needs wall power instead of a battery.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Matches the standard pedal voltage. Check your pedal's rating before plugging in — wrong voltage can damage it.
Detail 02
One pedal per adapter. Daisy-chaining more requires a separate splitter cable, sold on its own.
Detail 03
Blocks adjacent outlets on a power strip. Plan a spot on the strip or use a short extension.
Detail 04
Jack size and polarity match Dunlop/MXR boxes. Other brands often use the same standard, but confirm first.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes — Cry Baby wahs use the standard Dunlop 9V jack. Confirm your specific model's power rating on its back plate.
Not by itself. You'd need a daisy-chain cable, and total current draw across pedals has to stay within the adapter's rating.
It's a self-contained wall adapter with an attached output cable. Nothing else is needed for one pedal.
Non-isolated wall adapters can pass noise into the signal. An isolated power supply solves it if the hum bothers you.
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