Popnfreshbass
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Two words.
“As is”
“As is”
How should I respond?
- Thread starter Pauleo1214
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Pauleo1214
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Well, he posted a reply about this power supply set up. Reply and photos pasted below.
"Not a problem, thanks for quick reply. These are the 2 power supplies i used on bench, due to multiple loops. Both Truetone cs12. It was running on a 100mA 9v. Everything was 9v( the delays took up the 250/500mA no 18vs), i used same outlet and cable(after checking) for a solidgoldfx if6was9 right after. Hope that helps. I'm not freaking out or anything, I was interested in hearing it"
"Not a problem, thanks for quick reply. These are the 2 power supplies i used on bench, due to multiple loops. Both Truetone cs12. It was running on a 100mA 9v. Everything was 9v( the delays took up the 250/500mA no 18vs), i used same outlet and cable(after checking) for a solidgoldfx if6was9 right after. Hope that helps. I'm not freaking out or anything, I was interested in hearing it"
jimilee
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Oh yeah. I forgot about that part.
Pauleo1214
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Welp offered to try to fix pending he covers shipping both ways. I stated I can't accept a return being that it's way outside the return window and that the resistors can only fry when voltages are greatly exceeded which would not occur if he were using with a typical supply.
Thank you all for your input. I've sold on ebay enough that I'm wary of buyers with problems. I hope that this guy is well meaning but I don't have my hopes up either.
Thank you all for your input. I've sold on ebay enough that I'm wary of buyers with problems. I hope that this guy is well meaning but I don't have my hopes up either.
benny_profane
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Is there any way that the input tip could make contact with the DC+ in?
Edit: Nevermind—looks like it’d hit ground if anything on the DC input.
Edit: Nevermind—looks like it’d hit ground if anything on the DC input.
