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Whenever i plug it into the daisy chain my power supply switches off. Checked everything and thats fine. Can run it off a separate 9v supply and it works a treat but as soon as i daisy chain it with the rest of my pedals they all go off.

Not had this before. is it something obvious i've missed? Checked polarities, etc.

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[quote name='sk8' post='888976' date='Jul 7 2010, 09:37 PM']Whenever i plug it into the daisy chain my power supply switches off. Checked everything and thats fine. Can run it off a separate 9v supply and it works a treat but as soon as i daisy chain it with the rest of my pedals they all go off.

Not had this before. is it something obvious i've missed? Checked polarities, etc.[/quote]

It uses PNP Ge tramsistors so requires a positive ground. So when you plug in a daisy chain power supply with negative ground it is shorted out. Needs a seperate power supply.

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Thanks for the reply

Power supply still needs to be centre -ve though, yeah? Bit confused with the positive ground bit

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[quote name='sk8' post='889678' date='Jul 8 2010, 04:53 PM']Thanks for the reply

Power supply still needs to be centre -ve though, yeah? Bit confused with the positive ground bit[/quote]

Yes, centre negative.

The PNP transistors use a negative supply so the ground or 0V is more positive than the rail.

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