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Boss PSA vs.ACA power suplies
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 3/16/2000 1:29 AM |
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| John | Boss PSA vs.ACA power suplies WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE? |
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| 3/16/2000 2:35 AM |
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Cole |
The PSA is regulated output, the ACA is un-regulated. The pedals that use ACA have regulation built into them. |
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| 3/17/2000 9:41 AM |
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| Jered |
So can you use a PSA supply into a pedal that wants an ACA power supply? Take care, Jered |
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| 3/19/2000 12:06 AM |
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| Anders Westerberg |
Yes and no. The BOSS Guitar Effect Guide Book says: All of BOSS' new compact pedals are compatible with the PSA-series adaptors, but there is a possibility that the following products might require an ACA-series adaptor: SD-1, BF-2, GE-7, OC-2, DS-1, PH-2, CS-3. This compability depends on the production period; pedals manufactured after August 1997 are compatible with the PSA-series. You can tell the difference from the sticker attached to the pedal and carton box. |
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