Can I run the Modfactor and Timefactor with 1 power supply?

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- April 15, 2013 at 5:33 pm #110897
  
  rjclark
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  Hi forum. I read that the x-factors require 500mA at start up and around 400mA operating at 9vdc. if this is true, shouldn't I be able to run 2 devices with one of the 1200ma power supplies? i love these pedals, but the wall wart situation has me more than frustrated. Thanks in advance!
- April 15, 2013 at 7:35 pm #124438
  
  nickrose
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  We haven't tested running more than one pedal off a single power unit so cannot say. You might get problems with mains hum or ground loops.
- April 29, 2013 at 6:11 am #124462
  
  coolrai9
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  Hi, my modfactor and timefactor original power adaptor broke coz i accidentally plug it on a 220v outlet.. However, i went to a hardware and bought a 1200ma ac-dc adaptor and was able to power the unit. Its only for the modfactor. I still have to buy another one for the timefactor. At the back of the factor pedal, it say 1200ma, do i really need to buy an adaptor which should have 1200ma or more to be able to use the factor pedal? Or 1 500ma would be fine? Need ur advice.
  
  Thank you..
- April 29, 2013 at 3:42 pm #135360
  
  nickrose
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  Please see my answer above.
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