I know its safe to run the Deep Blue Delay at 18v , is there any advantages to running the DBD at 12? or 18v as far as sound?
I guess I need to buy a 18v power supply. Thanks- John
DBD at 18v?
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DBD at 18v?
by jdandry » Sun Feb 21, 2010 7:52 pm
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Re: DBD at 18v?
by BJF » Mon Feb 22, 2010 3:48 pm
Hi,
I would assume headroom is the the goal?
12V is about fine I'd say and 18V won't help but overheat components inside at no use
At your service
BJ
I would assume headroom is the the goal?
12V is about fine I'd say and 18V won't help but overheat components inside at no use
At your service
BJ
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Re: DBD at 18v?
by jdandry » Mon Feb 22, 2010 8:52 pm
Yea, It didn't sound so good at 18v, I only tried it for a second but it sounded kinda distorted in a way,
I'll just use it a 9v, it sounds sweet just as it is!
I'll just use it a 9v, it sounds sweet just as it is!
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