Hi,
My power supply to MS2000 broke so now i need a new one. im wondering if its necessary to get a official power supply or if i could go with whatever works, and if you have any ide what that would be. Hope you guys know!
Thanks alot
Korg MS2000 Power supply
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Re: Korg MS2000 Power supply
No special power supply is required. HOWEVER, do take extra caution to make sure the polarity is correct! Korg gear is easy to fry by using a substitute power supply that either has the wrong voltage, wrong polarity, or is an AC-AC adapter and not an AC-DC adapter.SlimeBaal wrote:im wondering if its necessary to get a official power supply or if i could go with whatever works, and if you have any ide what that would be.
In other words, make sure it outputs 9VDC exactly, NOT 9VAC. Not anything higher than 9V. Anything 500mA or higher is fine for amperage. And make sure the polarity is correct because Korg gear almost never has reverse protection diodes to protect against this.
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Re: Korg MS2000 Power supply
Alright! Thank you very much for the answer
David
David
Re: Korg MS2000 Power supply
Welcome.SlimeBaal wrote:Alright! Thank you very much for the answer
You can get 2 amp (or about that) adapters with selectable voltage and multiple tips (which can be either tip- or tip+ depending on how you place them on the end of the adapter) at Wal-Mart** for like $10 or so. I'm sure most hardware or department stores would be about the same.
The Korg adapter is garden variety, just take care to match the specs.
** PowerLine brand universal adapter, I think.