Anyone have one of these beasties lying around?
9Vac 20VA with a 4 pin connector aka Alesis Type C
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WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
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WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
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Re: WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power adapter
or a 240v version of the Alesis P4 - these are as used on the Quadraverb / Quadraverb 2 / Wedge / Quadrasynth / etc.
Anyone?
Anyone?
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Re: WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
I have an Alesis Q2 which also needs a power supply so let me know if 2 people reply.
I also have another Quadreverb which needs a power supply as well.
I thought from memory that digitech also put out a similar power supply for there Quad series EFX but I might be wrong.
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I also have another Quadreverb which needs a power supply as well.
I thought from memory that digitech also put out a similar power supply for there Quad series EFX but I might be wrong.
Cheers
dale
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Re: WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
According to the Aus distributor Korg make a replacement (KA-165) priced at about $100. Thought I'd see if anyone had one in their box of tricks first.
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Re: WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
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Re: WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
9Vac 20VA with a 4 pin connector aka Alesis Type C
Hi Dave, you could always DIY one if you've got some soldering skills.
If I remember correctly they use a 4 pin Din plug... like a MIDI plug but only 4 pins
If you get stuck, I could knock one up for about $40 plus postage.
Hope this helps
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Re: WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
Oops... looks like Dale's got it sorted for you.
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Re: WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
Thought about soldering but I'm not sure how the pins are wired... I'm sure there's a service manual that would have the info.
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Re: WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
Maybe I can send one down and you can copy it and do a small run?
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Re: WTB Alesis 9V 4 pin DIN power supply
Dale - was that aimed at me or Greg?
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