If you are wanting to carry around a DC power supply for portability, you might need to get an all in one lithium battery and inverter charger. You will want a true sine wave inverter. But you can get a small unit to take with you outdoors and power your amplifier.
Can I connect a DC power supply to Line 6 Micro Spider with AC "port"?
So I (am totally new to this, just got a Squier guitar) ordered a Line 6 Micro Spider amp, usee, and without the cables. I bought a DC 9V 2A power supply, only to notice from the pics (the amp is yet to arrive) that it said AC. I asked at the store where i bought the power supply, and the guy who worked there told me it was ok to plug thr DC power cable to the AC "port" of the amp, but I am not completely sure about it. Anyone has experience with something similar?
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So I (am totally new to this, just got a Squier guitar) ordered a Line 6 Micro Spider amp, usee, and without the cables. I bought a DC 9V 2A power supply, only to notice from the pics (the amp is yet to arrive) that it said AC. I asked at the store where i bought the power supply, and the guy who worked there told me it was ok to plug thr DC power cable to the AC "port" of the amp, but I am not completely sure about it. Anyone has experience with something similar?
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@amelio - Your amp only has one power supply port, designed to take the OUTPUT* plug of a wall wart AC/DC converter (ie: the PX-2g). The, "AC IN" labeling is an error and the company should made aware of THEIR confusion (AS IF they care, over there). *AC in / DC out, of course. |
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