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Ampeg Power Supply DC-1G
Ampeg Power Supply DC-1G

Ampeg Power Supply DC-1G

Joyo JP-04 Power Supply
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AAF6365
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9V power supply for Ampeg pedals, DC-1G.

  • Output: 9V DC
  • Maximum current: 500 mA
  • Polarity: center negative
  • Designed for compatible Ampeg pedals
  • Allows replacement of battery power
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Description

The Ampeg DC-1G is a power supply designed for compatible Ampeg pedals. It provides a stable 9 V DC output at up to 500 mA, allowing you to power your pedal directly from the mains without the need for batteries.

It uses negative center polarity, the standard for many effects pedals, and is recommended by Ampeg for models such as the Classic Analog Bass Preamp, Scrambler Bass Overdrive, Liquifier Analog Bass Chorus, Opto Comp, and SCR-DI.

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EAN13: 0614252314183

Product Details
AAF6365

About Ampeg Amplification

The Ampeg brand was founded with the goal of meeting the amplification needs of bassists at the time, aiming to match the emerging electric guitar sound.

As Rock 'n' Roll exploded in popularity, their small tube combo amps evolved into larger units suitable for big stages and larger audiences. Interestingly, they were pioneers in incorporating reverb into guitar amplifiers, predating Fender's famous Vibroverb.

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