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Topic: Telonics Volume pedal power Supply info |
Peter de Smet
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The Netherlands
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Posted 1 Dec 2024 4:24 am |
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I have lost the power supply of my FP 100 A volume pedal. Now I want to buy a new one here in Europe, I know the output should be 24V but how much should be the Ampere of the output.
Does anyone have a photo or the details of the power supply in question.
Thanks in advance for your help. 
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Jon Light
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Saugerties, NY
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Posted 1 Dec 2024 4:44 am
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Here are two photos from a pedal I sold here a couple of years ago. And then one photo from the Telonics manual.
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Peter de Smet
From:
The Netherlands
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Posted 1 Dec 2024 4:52 am
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Thanks Jon, could the ampere be different in value?
because here in Europe we only have 230V input.
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Rittenberry SD10 Prestige, BL 705 pickups, Peavey Nashville 112, Sarno RTP Preamp, amp, Sarno Earth Drive, Sarno Black Box, Telonics and Leyle volume pedal. 2x Eminence TT 12" and 1x 15" TT selfmade enclosures.
1926 Weissenborn guitar, "de Smet"handmade Resonator, 1978 Dobro Squareneck guitar. PDS Lapsteel 6 string, Victoria Amp and Quilter Toneblock 202. |
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Jon Light
From:
Saugerties, NY
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Posted 1 Dec 2024 5:09 am
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Yes, I thought of that when I was posting. Unfortunately the photo of the international power supply (PS-2) is virtually illegible.
I would say, though, that the key spec is the output of the power supply.
The pedal itself apparently wants to see 24V at a minimum of .25A .
Higher amperage is not a problem. It is a measure of available current which may or may not be necessary.
Lower amperage is a problem. If the pedal draws more current than the power supply can provide, you can burn out the supply. |
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Paddy Long
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Christchurch, New Zealand
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Posted 1 Dec 2024 1:18 pm
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Peter the international power supply comes with changeable plug modules - depending on which country your in -- and it automatically seeks the required voltage. We are 230v down here in NZ .... and Aussie too.
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