Battery powered Tech21 Flyrig?

[obbm]

The bass amp at our local jam sounds very flat so I’d like to use my Flyrig as it gives the sound I want. In order to facilitate quick change-overs it needs to be battery powered.  It works fine on a PP3 but lacks some oomph. Has anyone attempted this or can recommend a good 9-volt battery solution.

Edited December 5, 2022 by obbm

[danweb22]

I use the following for home practice so I don’t have to find an adjacent socket. It powers my Origin Effects Bassrig and a headphone amp (with an extra cable) Lasts a long time and just recharge the pack when you need to. Has a handy LED display with the percentage left too

 

Power Banks 12000mAh Portable Charger Mini External Battery Pack with LCD Digital Display 2 USB Ports Phone Charger for iPhone X 8 7 6s 6 Plus, Smartphone, Huawei, Samsung Galaxy and More https://amzn.eu/d/eMuNe0x
 

USB Voltage Step Up Converter Cable, 5V to DC 9V Power Cable, Work for Guitar Effects Pedal,BOSS,Dunlop,Behringer, MXR, Electro Harmonix, TC Electronic, Zoom Pedals https://amzn.eu/d/h51wa40

[Downunderwonder]

What's wrong with carrying a double plug and a 9v wart? 9/10 there's a spare outlet so the double plug is only for the 1/10 time. Blimin' sight easier than carrying a battery power pack.

 

You would do well to learn where flat enough EQ is on the controls of a few of the likely suspect amps in your area. Then you can plug in the front and no worries about pedal output level like you get plugging in the back.

[Hellzero]

I use this to power 9 Volts item and it really lasts around 5 hours.

 

It's almost the only powerful 9 Volts power bank I found a few years ago...

 

It also integrates a torch lamp, which is very useful, has 2 x 9Volts sockets and a "power left" display.

 

https://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_powerplant_powerbank.htm

[obbm]

8 minutes ago, Hellzero said:

I use this to power 9 Volts item and it really lasts around 5 hours.

 

It's almost the only powerful 9 Volts power bank I found a few years ago...

 

It also integrates a torch lamp, which is very useful, has 2 x 9Volts sockets and a "power left" display.

 

https://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_powerplant_powerbank.htm

Harley Benton strikes again. That looks ideal. Thanks.

[fretmeister]

I've got a Rockboard Powerbank XL for that sort of thing.

 

Works well and it can be used while being charged.

[obbm]

Thanks for the suggestions. I've ordered the larger Harley Benton Power Bank which also does 18v so hopefully I can run my Ashdown Pre-DI as an alternative.