I understand that its 9v. Does it work on guitar pedals too? Im running the mic200 in my bass rig. Wondering if i could hit two birds with one power

I use this with my mic200. It's 9V AC (Alternating Current) and most guitar pedals like BOSS, etc. run on 9V DC(Direct current). Plugging this into a guitar pedal that uses DC would probably ruin it. I made that mistake once on a keyboard, I plugged in a 9V AC instead of 9V DC and it wound up in the garbage. There are some multi-fx pedals by Line 6 and some others that run on 9VAC but always be sure to read on the pedal if it is AC or DC and be sure to use the correct power supply for that pedal. Cheers!

I purchased a behringer system i need behringer replacement adapter input 120v/60/14w i cannot find can you please help me

Not the same wattage, but I am using the Jameco ReliaPro 9 VAC transformer, 1000ma, Jameco Part no.157041 (12.5 watts) which works for my Behringer MiniFBQ FBQ800 Ultra-Compact 9-Band Graphic Equalizer. Check your equipment for how much current your equipment requires. Jameco has a similar product as the one I purchased that supplies 1500ma (Jameco Part no.112336 ) if you need the extra current.

Output Voltage	120 Volts
Form Factor	Rectangular
Connector Type Used on Cable	Barrel Connector
Input Voltage	120 Volts
Item Dimensions	2.2 x 3.54 x 2.68 inches
Item Weight	15.84 ounces
Color	Black

BehringerPSU7-UL

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