Boss PSA230s 9V-500ma
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Essential Information About the BOSS PSA-230P AC/DC Power Adapter
Essential Information About the BOSS PSA-230P AC/DC Power Adapter
- 9V DC 500 mA Power Supply: designed to power many effects pedals, especially Boss pedals.
- Stabilized, regulated, and filtered current: engineered for audio applications to minimize interference and ensure reliable power delivery.
- Standard pedal polarity: negative (-) center, positive (+) outside.
- Multi-brand compatibility subject to conditions: may be suitable for other pedals (Ibanez, Behringer, Dunlop...) if voltage, amperage, and polarity match.
Manufacturer Information
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A BOSS Power Supply Designed for Daily Reliability
The BOSS PSA-230P is a power adapter designed to meet the demands of musicians using effects pedals in rehearsal, on stage, or in the home studio. Positioned as a simple and safe solution within the Boss ecosystem, this power supply prioritizes current stability to preserve your effects' performance and prevent unexpected cutouts caused by unsuitable power sources.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
This power supply is ideal if you want to replace batteries, secure your setup, and gain peace of mind during long playing sessions. It is intended for guitarists and bassists equipped with 9V effects pedals, as well as musicians seeking a reliable solution to power a compatible pedal, including other brands, provided the electrical specifications are respected.
Clean Voltage for Your Effects Pedals
Designed to deliver a 9 Volt direct current up to 500 mA, the PSA-230P offers a stabilized, regulated, and filtered power supply-a crucial feature in audio to reduce unwanted noise and maintain a clean signal. The negative center polarity corresponds to the most common standard for effects pedals.
Compatibility: A Point to Check Before Plugging In
As with any pedal power supply, always verify the voltage (9V), the polarity (center negative), and the required amperage of your equipment. The PSA-230P should not be used with pedals requiring more than 500 mA of current.
Technical specifications
| Current | 0.5 A | Category | AC adapter |
| Voltage | 9 V | Nominal mode power consumption (Wh) | 6 W |
| Primary current | AC 230 Volts | Maximum current | 500 mA |
| Frequency | 50 Hertz | Type | stabilized, regulated, and filtered |
| Power | 6 Watts | Polarity | negative (-) center, positive (+) outside |
| Secondary current | DC 9 Volts | Restriction | do not use with an effects pedal requiring more than 500 mA |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
A 9V-500mA power adapter praised by customers for reliability and noise-free performance. Shoppers highlighted "excellent quality-price ratio," "no parasitic noise," and durability. The cable length received positive feedback. Some noted the price is high, though most felt quality justifies cost. A few experienced durability issues or slight hum.
Review highlights
- “The only one not to generate parasitic noise in the sound.”
- “Excellent quality-price ratio”
- “Great power supply, doesn't heat up plus there's a switch to cut power without unplugging.”
Based on 119 reviews
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Boss power supply for Boss pedal.
It works well, it delivers 9V and dust well.
I didn't notice any buzz.
This power supply delivers 0.5A (500mA)
The olive on the wire is not (contrary to what one might think, and what one writes other well-known websites) a switch, but rather an anti-parasite “ring” (against buzzes, not against cockroaches...)
Moral: you have Boss pedals, do you care, do you want a power supply? Forget the price and buy a Boss power supply, you will save your pedals and save your batteries;]
Play economy and take another cheaper brand is not always a good idea, or else I advise you to check with the multimeter before plugging in, it avoids disasters like my previous cheaper power supply, sold for 9V which gave more than 13V, with a hell of a buzz... if I hadn't checked before, I would have plugged in and let my pedals burn out quietly, and given the price of the pedals, it's better to have a PSU that ensures their lifespan :-)Automatically translated
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Boss power supply for Boss pedal.
It works well, it delivers 9V and dust well.
I didn't notice any buzz.
This power supply delivers 0.5A (500mA)
The olive on the wire is not (contrary to what one might think, and what one writes other well-known websites) a switch, but rather an anti-parasite “ring” (against buzzes, not against cockroaches...)
Moral: you have Boss pedals, do you care, do you want a power supply? Forget the price and buy a Boss power supply, you will save your pedals and save your batteries;]
Play economy and take another cheaper brand is not always a good idea, or else I advise you to check with the multimeter before plugging in, it avoids disasters like my previous cheaper power supply, sold for 9V which gave more than 13V, with a hell of a buzz... if I hadn't checked before, I would have plugged in and let my pedals burn out quietly, and given the price of the pedals, it's better to have a PSU that ensures their lifespan :-)Automatically translated
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I was lucky to have offered it with the purchase of a BOSS pedal otherwise I would not have bought it but now I absolutely do not regret it, firstly its very practical length on stage no need for a multi extension etc... secondly its quality, I plugged it into a BOSS that's why I don't know about any other brand but almost total silence, no breath, no buzz, very resistant I even recommend it for this price
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As usual, when it comes to delivery and packaging, it's top notch at woodbrass. Perfect Regarding the equipment, works very well with my BR 600... after that it remains a mains power supply... Even with the price drop, 29 euros for a PSU, a bit expensive for my taste. But hey, that's what I wanted and so... Thanks again Woodbrass
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Works with BOSS pedals:
Electric guitars:
OD-3 - OS-2 - SD-1 - BD-2 - DN-2 - DN-2 - DS-2 - DS-2 - DS-1 - MT-2 - ML-2 - FZ-5 - CS-3 - DD-6 - DD-3 - DD-3 - DD-3 - 3 - DD-3 - DD-2 - LS-2 - RC-2 - TU-2.
Bass guitar:
ODB-3 - CEB-3 - GEB-7 - LMB-3 - SYB-5.
Others:
FBM-1 - FDR-1
For the rest I don't know...Automatically translated
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Boss PSA230s compatible with a 9V negative center pedal?
This power supply provides 9 V DC with a negative center and positive outer polarity. Compatibility depends on the pedal's current draw not exceeding 500 mA.
What is the maximum current output of this BOSS power supply?
The output delivers up to 500 mA, or 0.5 A. A pedal requiring a higher amperage should not be connected to it.
Can it reduce power supply noise on an effects pedal?
The stabilized, regulated, and filtered design is intended to deliver clean 9 V DC voltage. This type of power supply helps limit unwanted noise caused by an inadequate power source. The effect's behavior is thus preserved during long sessions.
Does this power supply work with a French power outlet?
The input is designed for 230 V AC at 50 Hz, matching the French electrical grid.
Can a guitar or bass pedal be powered with this power supply?
It is suitable for 9 V effects pedals used by guitarists and bassists, provided the negative center polarity and the 500 mA limit are respected.



