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Maybe this shouldn't be in freedom of speech but oh well. The cord I have been using for my 303 isn't working that well. I think it is loose or fucked up some other way. Its input is 120VAC and 60Hz and output is 9VAC. This other cord for a gemini mixer works with the 303 perfectly, but I am worried cause its output is different, 15 VAC instead of 9VAC. Is this an issue? (I know they say only use Roland plugs but I don't really care)
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Or if someone has the original AC adapter that came with their 303, could you look at the input/output specs? After doing a little research I think my 9VAC one hasn't been working well because it isn't enough power. Holla
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I would avoid using a power supply that did not have the EXACT same specs as the standard issue. Also those Radio Shack adaptable power supplies (the ones with the multiple connecters & voltages) I find sucky.
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I agree, but I don't know what the EXACT same specs as the standard issue are... can anyone tell me what the 303's cord says on it?
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your taking a gamble. The volts should always be the same. You can go over a bit in amps but not volts.
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