well, i just dont know if my boss delay pedal is broken or not.
i have been told they eat batteries but mine is crazy - i put a new one in at the start of a gig and by then end of set 1 the battery is flat!!
so.. im off to get a plug, but if there is a problem with pedal that is causing this, am i running the risk of getting an electric shock by using a plug?? or are they just so bad at using batteries.
oh, by the way, i dont use the delay except for one song in that first set, so it is running the battery down when not turned on??
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The link contains a list with the consumption of several pedals. Check if your pedal is in the list and so you could compare with others about the consumption.
http://www.cioks.com/assets/CURRENT%20CONSUMPTION%20TABLE.pdf
For example, the DD-5 consumes almost 6 times more than a BD-2.
Anyway, for some pedals it is indifferent if it is on or off, they consume always battery.
i have been told they eat batteries but mine is crazy - i put a new one in at the start of a gig and by then end of set 1 the battery is flat!!
*trying to hold myself back*
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