Pedal Power

The Boss PSB-7 powers the entire Roland and Boss range with a stable 12 V / 4 A DC output, universal AC 100-240 V 50/60 Hz compatibility, and a detachable 1.5 m mains cable - a reference power supply for rack, pedalboard or fixed installation.

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The Boss PSB-7 is the power supply of choice for Roland and Boss PSB-7 series gear. Its compact size - 101 × 51 × 31 mm and 236 grams - fits neatly into an organised rack or flight case. The 12 V DC output voltage, regulated to a maximum of 4 A, ensures a stable power supply, with no power supply noise to affect the signal-to-noise ratio of the system.

The integrated cable provides direct connection to the powered product, with no intermediate connectors. The detachable 1.5 m mains cable is supplied as standard - long enough for most stage or studio set-ups without the need for an additional extension lead. Universal AC 100-240 V 50/60 Hz compatibility covers all international electrical standards, available in 230 V and 240 V versions depending on the market.

The PSB-7 works natively with all compatible Roland and Boss PSB-7 series products - no adapters, no polarity checking required. Whether on the road or in a fixed installation, replacing a faulty power supply or expanding an existing equipment base is a one-step process. Output voltage remains stable whatever the load, up to a maximum current of 4 A.
Exit intensity (A)
 4 A
Voltage
 12 V
Weight
 236 g
Length (m)
 3.50
Power supply
 Power adapter (included)
Connectors
 IEC male
Accessory Type
 AC adapter
  • Boss PSB7 Series
  • Power supply for Roland and BOSS products
  • Input voltage :
  • AC 100-240 V
  • 50-60 Hz
  • Output voltage :
  • DC 12 V
  • Maximum current 4 A
  • Integrated product cable
  • Detachable mains cable
  • Available in 230 V and 240 V versions
  • Accessories included: 1.5 m mains cable
  • Dimensions: 101 × 51 × 31 mm
  • Weight: 0.236 kg
Boss - PSB7 230EU Alimentation Secteur
Boss - PSB7 230EU Alimentation Secteur
49,17 € excl VAT
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