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Boss PSM-5 Power Supply & Master Switch
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Tilstand: Godt brukt - Synlig brukt
Boss PSM-5: Power Supply & Master Switch, kan også brukes som A/B switch
Manual: https://cdn.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/PSM-5_OM.pdf
Made in Japan-versjon, produsert fra 1983–ca. midten av 90-tallet.
De japanske modellene regnes ofte som mer robuste og med bedre byggekvalitet enn de som ble produsert senere i Taiwan. Mange samlere og pedalentusiaster foretrekker disse for stabilitet, lyd og holdbarhet.
Det følger ikke med noen ledninger eller adapter til denne, men kan se om jeg kan finne power distribution cable ved behov.
Introduced in 1982, the bright red Japanese BOSS PSM‑5 Power Supply & Master Switch, is not really an effect pedal per se. Up to the 1980s, effect pedals tended to be simple daisy‑chains with guitar at one end and an amp at the other with any number of pedals in between.
As pedal boards became more complex there was a growing need for both a reliable power supply for multiple pedals as well a flexible means of routing the signal direct or through a number of pedals. The PSM-5 was an early attempt to cater for these more demanding situations, becoming an integral part of many musicians’ setups.
Nowadays, it seems a relatively archaic way of doing things compared with modern sophisticated power supplies and compound switching systems. The PSM‑5 was the first BOSS power supply in their typical compact pedal format. Not only can it provide 9V power to up to seven BOSS (or compatible) 9V pedals but also it acts as an effect loop switch. When the loop is switched off, the signal is passed direct from the input to output jacks. When the loop is switched on, the signal is passed from the input to the Send output which can be connected to any number of effects before being routed back to the Return socket and then to the (Amp) output. There were not many competitors at the time, the nearest probably being the Electro‑Harmonix Switchblade, which was a simple A/B channel selector. On the vintage market, the PSM‑5 is currently both plentiful and cheap, so it may just fit the bill on a vintage pedal board.
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