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Hi there.
I’m wondering whether you can help me, if you would? I have an original Ross Compressor and want a power supply for it.
I want to be sure of the polarity of the 1/8th inch power supply connector. I have read that the tip is positive on this model. Is that so?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
Yours faithfully
Brenton White
http://www.whitenoiseproductions.com.au
It's unlikely you will damage it if you try the wrong polarity. But yes i would imagine that the tip is positive. Good luck. c.
No made in USA Chorus? Even the blue box is made in Taiwan?
I have (a couple of) the Ibanez Phase Tone. Works likely as-good as it did in 1981, very low noise. Quite a nice sounding phase pedal, with many shades of that sound available.