Effects Pedals

C35 - Allows 1 SPOT power supplies and multi-plug cables to be used with any 9VDC pedal with a 3.5mm (1/8") power jack.

CBAT - Allows 1 SPOT power supplies and multi-plug cables to be used with 9V guitar pedals that only have a battery connection.

EC input and output with courtesy US standard outlet. 18 gauge wire handles up to 1250 Watts.

MC5 - Allows connection of up to 5 pedals to the 1 SPOT power supply. Connect cables together to power even more pedals.

MC8 - Allows connection of up to 8 pedals to the 1 SPOT power supply. Connect cables together to power even more pedals.

1 SPOT Technology… what does that mean and why should I care? Technically, it’s switching power supply technology, which is very different than what anyone has ever put inside a power brick. Normally, you would find just a big transformer and a handful of

1 SPOT Technology… what does that mean and why should I care? Technically, it’s switching power supply technology, which is very different than what anyone has ever put inside a power brick. Normally, you would find just a big transformer and a handful of

CYR - Allows 1 SPOT power supplies to be used with Yamaha keyboards, samplers, and drum machines, as well as certain reverse polarity effects pedals. Combine with CL6 for Line6 HX Effects and Stomp.

A cable with a 2.1mm right angle barrel and a 3.5mm right angle mini plug with standard (tip positive) polarity. The 3.5mm mini plug cable connection is compatible with older/vintage MXR, DOD, Electro-Harmonix, Pro-Co (Rat series), Klon Centaur, and vinta

A cable with a 2.1mm straight barrel and a straight 3.5mm mini plug with standard (tip positive) polarity. The 3.5mm mini plug cable connection is compatible with older/vintage MXR, DOD, Electro-Harmonix, Pro-Co (Rat series), Klon Centaur, and vintage (no

With 720 seconds (12 minutes) of stereo recording time on 10 independent loops and unlimited overdubbing, the compact 720 Stereo Looper provides guitarists with an intuitive tool that’s perfect for practice and live performance.

The Afterneath sounds a lot like it looks – a wizard bursting forth from ethereal cave and ready for the ambient battle. You are the wizard – or sorceress, if you prefer – and the cave is your instrument’s signal, vast, expansive, and magical. Do you go i