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can someone link me to the kind of power adapter i need for my 303
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http://myvolts.co.uk/product/930/Power_ ... gIoNvD_BwE

I just realised you're in the U.S. so this wont be suitable for your needs.

Apologies.
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Dude, you replied directly under me in this post where I'm telling this guy what power adapter is needed for the 303.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=25434

And you told him to shake it, well did you try shaking it?

Straight outta the electronics motherland for $5. Be here in two to four week.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/9V-1A-AC-DC-Wa ... SwLzdWTus1
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wait but my original boss adapter says
"input 120v ac 60Hz 0.15A
output 9.6v dc 200mA"
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HAWTKARL wrote:The last thing we need is another utube sampling digital lo-fi anime beat maker.
IIIII wrote:he can turn water into a beat, and feed a thousand dancehalls with only two drumbreaks
"If you want that '90s sound, record at 12 bit as HOT as you can."
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You're right.
The one boss one I have says 9.6, all the roland ones are an even 9v.
The .6 is not going to make a difference. If you take a multimeter and test a bunch of 9v power supply's you will see the majority of them "float" around 9v.

As for the 200ma, there are 300ma ones on ebay for about $4 if you really want to save a dollar. I get the 1000mah ones so they are compatible with all my equipment and you can even get a "y" cable and power two 300-500mah units with one power supply.

The boss hog will only draw 200mah from the power supply so the power supply can be above 200mah (hence the 1000mah link), but not below. The voltage and polarity of the connector is whats important. I ALWAYS double check them with a multimeter when I order them just to be safe.
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Crane wrote:You're right.
The one boss one I have says 9.6, all the roland ones are an even 9v.
The .6 is not going to make a difference. If you take a multimeter and test a bunch of 9v power supply's you will see the majority of them "float" around 9v.

As for the 200ma, there are 300ma ones on ebay for about $4 if you really want to save a dollar. I get the 1000mah ones so they are compatible with all my equipment and you can even get a "y" cable and power two 300-500mah units with one power supply.

The boss hog will only draw 200mah from the power supply so the power supply can be above 200mah (hence the 1000mah link), but not below. The voltage and polarity of the connector is whats important. I ALWAYS double check them with a multimeter when I order them just to be safe.


thank you for this info!! much appreciated
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HAWTKARL wrote:The last thing we need is another utube sampling digital lo-fi anime beat maker.
IIIII wrote:he can turn water into a beat, and feed a thousand dancehalls with only two drumbreaks
"If you want that '90s sound, record at 12 bit as HOT as you can."
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