Dunlop AC Adapter 9 V-180mA
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Dunlop Effects
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A Power Standard Designed for Most Effect Pedals
The vast majority of "compact format" pedals are designed around an external 9 V power supply, often used to avoid battery wear and cost. This AC adapter meets this simple need: efficiently powering your effects daily, without complex setup.
For Which Musicians and Setups?
This power supply is particularly suitable for guitarists and bassists who use one or more pedals at home, in rehearsal, or on a small pedalboard. It is aimed at those seeking a reliable "plug and play" solution, provided the voltage and polarity required by the pedal are respected.
Reliability and Compatibility: Points to Check Before Use
Voltage, Current, and Polarity
Before connecting, verify that your pedal accepts 9 V, a center negative polarity, and that your effect's current consumption does not exceed 0.18 A. For specific needs (different voltage, center positive, higher current), a dedicated power supply will be necessary.
Technical specifications
| Current | 0.18 A | Category | AC adapter |
| Voltage | 9 V | ||
| Input | 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 0.18 A | Connector | jack |
| Polarity | 9.0 V center negative | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this power supply compatible with a 9 V center-negative pedal?
Compatibility is ensured if the pedal requires a 9 V center-negative power supply and consumes a maximum of 0.18 A. The pedal's jack must also accept a jack connector.
What current does the Dunlop 9 V adapter deliver?
The output current is 0.18 A, or 180 mA. A pedal requiring a higher current needs a different power supply.
Can it be used with multiple effect pedals?
This adapter is designed to power one or several pedals, provided the 0.18 A limit is respected. The total consumption of connected effects must not exceed this value. The center-negative polarity remains mandatory.
What is the polarity of the power connector?
The 9.0 V output uses center-negative polarity.
Does the adapter operate on 230 V mains power?
Its input accepts mains power from 100 to 240 V AC, at 50/60 Hz. It can therefore be connected to a 230 V network compatible with this range.



