Line 6 PX-2 Power Supply

I was looking to resurrect a vintage Atari 400 game system that was missing it's power supply . After researching online , I could find no direct replacement part . I finally came across this 9V ac 2000mA power supply that had the appropriate specs to power the Atari . I crossed my fingers in hopes that the plug end would fit properly and ordered one . When it arrived , the plug is the proper size and it works perfectly with no modifications . The cord is nice and long , roughly 12ft all together , 6ft from the outlet plug to the power supply and another 6ft of cord from the power supply to the console . That's plenty of length to allow for free movement of the console and power supply without binding . I've been enjoying all my old favorite games for a month now with no problems . It may not have been made with the Atari in mind but it works none the less and it beats the heck out of those universal power adapters .

I have a Digitech GNX 3000 pedal, now discontinued, needed a replacement power supply (P/S). This P/S is not DC it is 125 volts AC to 9 volts AC so basically just a step down transformer. Easy to confuse all the AC to DC 9 volt units and ruin everything so BEWARE. Again, this provides 9 VOLTS AC. I bought this because the specs are almost identical to the Digitech (Harmon) unit with the Line 6 begin rated at 2.0 amps versus 2.1 amps for the Digitech and knowing there is a fair amount of sway in the output, and based on other posts from people who have already used this and based on the fact that the other posts infer the Line 6 units are somewhat more reliable (not perfect thought) than the more expensive Digitech, went with this and works fine for me to keep my GNX 3000 going.

Unfortunately the Line 6 6DM4 distortion modeler pedal requires a special power supply. The power supply works great. Its unfortunate that I had to buy one to make the pedal work. If I had read the fine print, I would've choose another pedal. Bought the power supply when I found out, only because I liked the sound of the demos on You Tube. Like I said, the pedal is OK and has a number of sounds that I like.

I had one of these on another foot pedal I have, and it lasted for years. You just have to be careful with it. I'm using this on my Line 6 Pod go. They come with very crappy plug-in cords or power chords as it were.

I've tried many cables that match the power and after contacting customer support, apparently only this power supply works for the Floor Pod Plus! Many years with a brand new pedal, now I can finally use it.

My Line 6 delay came with batteries, but they did not last long. I forgot to unplug the chord once or twice after practicing, and within a week of use the batteries were dead. It took longer than it should have to figure out that this adapter is what I needed. I felt that they should advertise it more clearly.When I'm going to perform, the last thing I want is to worry about batteries dying. This adapter works...This review lost a star simply because every other pedal I have used has a different adapter from this one. It stinks to pay $225 for a pedal and then find out that you have to pay $25 for an adapter. Why not just include it in the box?

My Line6 floor pod's PSU shorted out and nearly started a fire. They built this one alot better by adding thicker gauge cables on both sides of the unit.Really happy with this purchase.Recommended.

Powers my POD 2.0 like the original. You could probably get by with any adapter capable of the 9v 2000mA spec but figured I'd get this to avoid any issues as I was in a pinch. Is a bit pricey for a simple power adapter.