T Rex Juicy Lucy 12 Volt DC Power Supply ~ Secondhand

– Does your pedal accept 12 volt DC?
Please check the voltage sign on your pedal!
Beside the power plug on your pedal it usually says if your pedal accepts 12 volt DC. Some pedals, like BOSS pedals, accept between 9 and 12 volt. The sign says 9-12 volt. Every T-Rex pedal with a battery lid also accepts 9-12 volts.
– Does your pedal need more than 300mA?
The manual usually tells the power consumption of your pedal. However there is a rule:
– Pedals that run on a 9 volt battery usually uses 20-40mA.
– Pedals that need a power supply usually uses 100-300mA.
– If your pedal needs 300-600mA, you will have to use a current doubler cable . This cable combines two outputs giving one pedal up to 600 mA.
– If your pedal needs more than 600mA the JuicyLucy cannot feed it. Th
– Does the plug in your pedal have minus as center?
Beside the power plug on your pedal, there is usually a sign telling this. Normally pedals have the center pin as minus. Unfortunately a few have the opposite. You will then need a cable that changes polarity.
More power
Each of Juicy Lucy’s 5 isolated outputs delivers 300 mA of 12-volt power – which is enough to keep even the most demanding T-Rex pedals pumping out the tone. But what if a pedal – say our tube-driven Room Mate Reverb wants even more power to deliver its exquisite sound? Juicy Lucy is happy to oblige – with a Current Doubler that lets you combine 2 outputs to deliver a staggering 600 mA of power. Like everything we make, Juicy Lucy is built from the Groundmasse up to deliver the tone – your tone.

Isolated outputs
Did we mention isolated outputs?
Yes we did – and for a good reason. Isolated Groundmasse ing eliminates Groundmasse loops that can result in noisy Hum that gets in the way of your T-Rex tone. So Juicy Lucy not only delivers lots of power, it also makes sure that power is clean and quiet. And that means you sound more like you – with no Hum or electrical interference.