Please Help, Need Correct Battery Size

William Morgan III · From: Hephzibah,GA

I have a Nanyo Personal Studio headphone practice amp that is missing the original battery holder. I am currently using an 8 AA battery holder wire tied to the outer case but would really like to be able to use it with the batteries inside. Does anybody know the correct voltage and battery size and what the correct battery holder looked like? I have searched the web and haven't had any luck. Any help would sure be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Wm

Steve English · From: Baja, Arizona

First, I have no knowledge of your Nanyo amp at all.

It does have a striking resemblance to the Tom Sholz Rockman. On page 3 of the manual you will see where and what the battery compartment looks like, is yours similar? http://www.tom-scholz.com/Manuals/RM.pdf

Here's a link to some battery holders:
https://www.google.com/search?q=8+aa+battery+compartment&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

8ea AA batteries = 12v dc

I'd try finding a 12v wall-wart that would work also.....

Again, I have no knowledge of the Nanyo product, just offering some suggestions that I would try if it were mine. Oh Well

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Steve Collins · From: Alaska, USA

I am not familiar with the product either, but I have never seen a UL listed device that does not have it's power requirements spelled out very clearly on the device itself.

Stephen Cowell · From: Round Rock, Texas, USA

If your 'Nanyo' is a knock-off of a Rockman, then there should be an access door you can slide off the bottom... the 8 AA cells fit inside the box of the Rockman. That got expensive, so I used a big 12V wall wart for my Rockman.
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