Ernie Ball has dipped its toes into the pedalboard power supply waters with its new Volt unit.
Smaller in size than a packet of the company's Slinky electric guitar strings, the Volt features five regulated 9/18V outputs, rated at 300mA each.
Each of the outputs features an LED indicator, complete electrical isolation, as well as thermal and short circuit protection. Additionally, multiple Volts can be daisy-chained together for greater power for your pedalboard.
The Ernie Ball Volt pedalboard power supply is available now – with a universal AC adaptor that includes interchangeable US, UK, EU, and China plugs – for $99.
For more info on the Volt, stop by ernieball.com.
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