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Works with Lexicon MPX 100
My AC adaptor died and I was a bit desperate to find a replacement for my old FX unit, the Lexicon MPX 100. I took the risk to order this one and was amused it just works. Maybe a bit pricey but nevertheless happy that I can continue using my FX processor.
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Perfect for Line 6 Pod x3 live
I've had a Line 6 Pod x3 Live lying around for years, without being able to use it, because i received it without an adapter (though i did get it for free, used, with another purchase). Having become a bit tired of carrying around a heavy amp and pedalboard for every practise session, i remembered the old thing, and decided to go on a hunt for a new adapter. Getting the original was a bit hopeless, as they're not produced anymore, but i did see that it was AC/AC, 9V and 2100mA, so i put those specifications into Thomann, and there it was! now i can finally use my Pod, and also save my back at the same time!
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Solid & sturdy 9V AC
Bought this 9V AC adapter for my old Lexicon MPX-100 delay/reverb rack unit, so I could use the Lexicon power supply for an even older Lexicon RefleX Reverb - which I'd found second-hand - without one.
This unit does a better job than the old Lexicon power supply: less noise, double Amperage (2,1A instead of 1,0A).
Slight disadvantage: it's big, so you need some room for it.
By the way, don't use this power supply for stomp boxes, they need 9V DC. This adapter delivers AC (plug has a bigger centre pin).
This unit does a better job than the old Lexicon power supply: less noise, double Amperage (2,1A instead of 1,0A).
Slight disadvantage: it's big, so you need some room for it.
By the way, don't use this power supply for stomp boxes, they need 9V DC. This adapter delivers AC (plug has a bigger centre pin).
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Its pretty good.
I use this for the brain of my Ekit SOMETIMES it gets a little bit hot, but still works fine.
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