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Noisy effects pedal power supply

  • 24-06-2017 7:52pm
    #1
    tony glenn
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 609 ✭✭✭


    I'm running four linked effect pedals from one power supply, which recently died after a few years. I just bought a purpose-built PS to replace it, but on plugging in, it giving out a shrill whine (like a bee!) which varies depending on which pedals are on. This is a no-noise power supply, built especially for pedals apparently. Anything I can do to sort it before I send it back? Feel free to suggest a better section to post this if there is one btw.


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  • #2
    tony glenn
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 609 ✭✭✭tony glenn


    tony glenn wrote: »
    I'm running four linked effect pedals from one power supply, which recently died after a few years. I just bought a purpose-built PS to replace it, but on plugging in, it giving out a shrill whine (like a bee!) which varies depending on which pedals are on. This is a no-noise power supply, built especially for pedals apparently. Anything I can do to sort it before I send it back? Feel free to suggest a better section to post this if there is one btw.
    Sorted. I used the daisy chain that came with the PS, that cured the buzz....must have a built-in suppressor of some sort ,😎


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