Guitar Pedal Portable Power Rocks!

Green conscious guitarist rejoice, musicians that hate power cords and pedal board clutter – rejoice! Here’s a new device that should have been invented 30 years ago! The one single largest complaint about guitar pedals is clutter, power cords, wall-warts and ac adapters. The solution?

A rechargeable guitar pedal power supply that gives almost 5o hours of power! And a multi-pedal power supply that can last up to 9 hours, powering up to 7 guitar pedals and musical devices!

SANYO has released it’s Pedal Juice™ product, a high-capacity SANYO ‘eneloop’ rechargeable lithium-ion battery, that provides clean 9V power for guitar effects pedals, and similar devices.  In addition,  SANYO Pedal Juice™ is a ‘smart’ power supply that easily lets you know the status of your power supply on stage! It utilizes different LED colours and patterns. Red for ‘critical’; Amber for ‘Needs a Charge’ and Green for ‘Good To Go’!

In addition to the benefits, here are some more features:

• Power Multiple Effects Pedals – all at the same time
• 9V Lithium-Ion battery featuring SANYO eneloop technology
• Up to 50 hours of continuous, quiet, clean, stable power
• Eliminates AC ground loops – no more 60 cycle hum
• Two 9V DC outputs – power multiple devices; pedals, multi-effect units, and portable recorders
• 3-stage LED indicator – provides power level status
• Single on/off button – no need to unplug pedals
• Rechargeable hundreds of times – saves money and the environment
• Water and shock resistant – no worries over spilled drinks
• Fully recharges in only 3.5 hours – via AC adaptor (included)
• Same footprint as standard effects pedal (2.5” W x 4.7”D x 1.7”H)
• Optional cable to power up to 7 devices off a single daisy chain

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