Pedal Power

The Hotone PSD-2 9V DC Power Supply is designed to power your effects pedals with 9V DC, centre-negative polarity. With a current output of 1 A, it can power several pedals when used with a suitable splitter cable. Its 2-metre cable gives you greater freedom to set up your rig.

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The Hotone PSD-2 9V DC Power Supply is a 9V DC power supply designed for effects pedals that use centre-negative polarity. It is equally suitable for replacing an original power supply or for setting up a new pedalboard. Its compact size means it fits easily into a gig bag or flight case. With its 2 m cable, you have plenty of length to set up your gear comfortably.

It delivers up to 1 A, which is sufficient to power several pedals when a splitter cable is used. This is a practical solution if you wish to limit the number of power supplies in your setup. Compatibility with international mains voltages means you can use it in many countries without worrying about the voltage. Simply plug in your pedal and start playing.

Weighing just 90.4 g, it’s easy to carry along with the rest of your kit. The centre-negative polarity matches the standard used by many effects pedals on the market. Whether at home, in rehearsal or on stage, it provides a simple solution for powering your kit. It’s a handy accessory to keep in your bag so you always have a compatible power supply to hand.
Exit intensity (A)
 1 A
Polarity
 Negative in the center
Voltage
 9V
Weight
 90 g
Length (m)
 2
Packaging
 Single unit
Accessory Type
 Power supply
  • Hotone PSD-2
  • Mains power supply
  • Model: PSD-2 9V DC Power Supply
  • Type: Switching power supply
  • Format: Wall-mounted unit
  • Polarity: Centre negative
  • Output voltage: 9V DC
  • Output current: Up to 1A (can power more than 10 pedals)
  • Cable length: 2 m
  • Automatic conversion of international voltages
  • Weight: 90.4 g
Hotone - PSD-2 9V DC Power Supply
Hotone - PSD-2 9V DC Power Supply
11,58 € excl VAT
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Guarantee 3  years
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