Stagg 9V 1.7 Amp DC Adapter For Guitar Effect Pedals

£16.99

This is a New Stagg 9V 1.7 Amp DC Adapter For Guitar Effect Pedals from Stagg, listed in Specialist Effects Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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  • Compact, ultra lightweight design 
  • Compatible with all popular brands of effect pedals and other 9V adapter-powered accessories 
  • Optimized and stabilized output 
  • High-quality electronic components 
  • Durable 1.5m power cable with reinforced connector 
  • Linear power supply: will adapt automatically to any input voltage between 100V and 240V AC (+/- 10%) 
  • Can power up to 8 effect pedals simultaneously if paired with Stagg SPS-DC5 multi-cable (available separately)

Brand

Stagg

Stagg is a Belgian brand that produces a wide range of musical instruments and accessories, catering to both beginners and more experienced musicians. Founded in the early 1990s, Stagg offers affordable yet reliable instruments, including guitars, drums, brass and woodwind instruments, and orchestral strings. The company is particularly known for its budget-friendly offerings, making it a popular choice for those just starting their musical journey or looking for quality gear at a lower price point.

Stagg’s product line includes electric and acoustic guitars, basses, drum kits, and a variety of accessories such as tuners, stands, and amplifiers. While the brand is not typically associated with professional-grade, high-end equipment, Stagg’s instruments are known for offering good value for money, providing musicians with solid instruments and accessories to suit a wide range of musical styles. Stagg’s commitment to affordability and quality has made it a trusted choice for schools, music teachers, and amateur musicians around the world.

Category

Specialist Effects Pedals

Specialist effects pedals sit outside the standard overdrive, delay, reverb and modulation boxes, or combine those processes in unusual ways. This broad category can include ring modulation, granular and sample-based effects, freeze and sustain devices, feedback tools, lo-fi processors, envelope circuits, rotary simulation, glitch, experimental filters and signal routers. The description on the individual product matters because the controls and signal path vary widely. Look for tracking, latency, dry blend, expression or MIDI support, headroom and bypass behaviour; specialist does not mean random, but it does mean the usual effect label is not enough.