Guyatone PS-101 Rolly Box Super Phase Sonix current draw

[propellermint]

Hello! I just got this cool vintage phaser pedal, Guyatone Rolly Box Super Phase Sonix. But I couldn't find any information about current draw of this pedal anywhere. I need it to fit into my pedalboard. Please help, what current is needed?

 

[Devin]

The pedal will only draw the current it needs so it shouldn't really matter what the rating on your power supply is; as long as the voltage/polarity is right you're good to go

 

[propellermint]

The pedal will only draw the current it needs so it shouldn't really matter what the rating on your power supply is; as long as the voltage/polarity is right you're good to go

Yeah, I guess so, thank you. But I have several outputs on the power supply with different current, and I would like to know which one to connect to.

 

[propellermint]

So little information about this line of pedals from Guyatone

 

[Devin]

Yeah, I guess so, thank you. But I have several outputs on the power supply with different current, and I would like to know which one to connect to.

What's the power supply? Any of the outputs should work assuming it's an actual guitar pedalboard power supply


For example I have one of these 80's Guyatone flangers and it works perfectly off a normal Boss PSA wall wart (or any 9v center negative output on my Truetone CS12 Pro)

 

[Devin]

If you don't wanna take my word for it, perhaps shoot an email to Godlyke and see if they know the exact specs

 

[propellermint]

What's the power supply? Any of the outputs should work assuming it's an actual guitar pedalboard power supply


For example I have one of these 80's Guyatone flangers and it works perfectly off a normal Boss PSA wall wart (or any 9v center negative output on my Truetone CS12 Pro)

My power supply is Joyo jp-04 and I have already used all 8 outputs. Now I want to find information about this pedal so that I can share the power between two pedals

 

[Blix]

A pedal like that will nor draw more than like 10mA so it doesn't matter much, as long the voltage is right,

 

[Devin]

My power supply is Joyo jp-04 and I have already used all 8 outputs. Now I want to find information about this pedal so that I can share the power between two pedals

I don't have any experience with that power supply but from looking at it on Google images you seemingly could run the pedal from any of the outputs on the Joyo (are they all 9v? in the photo I saw it clearly shows outputs 1 thru 7 as 9v but the 8th output doesn't state the voltage?)


Now if you are wanting to daisy chain multiple pedals off a single output, I have no experience with that. My gut instinct is that doing this might introduce noise but I'm talking out of my ass at this point haha

If I were you I'd just buy a power supply with more outputs

 

[propellermint]

A pedal like that will nor draw more than like 10mA so it doesn't matter much, as long the voltage is right,

Oh, so it's analog? Because i know that digital effect pedals draw much more current

 

[propellermint]

I don't have any experience with that power supply but from looking at it on Google images you seemingly could run the pedal from any of the outputs on the Joyo (are they all 9v? in the photo I saw it clearly shows outputs 1 thru 7 as 9v but the 8th output doesn't state the voltage?)


Now if you are wanting to daisy chain multiple pedals off a single output, I have no experience with that. My gut instinct is that doing this might introduce noise but I'm talking out of my ass at this point haha

If I were you I'd just buy a power supply with more outputs

Yeah 8th output is switchable between 12 and 18 volts. Yeah actually i want to daisy chain two pedals. I hope this doesn't cause any noise

 

[Blix]

Oh, so it's analog? Because i know that digital effect pedals draw much more current

Yeah very analog. :)