Description
The Mission Expression 529i USB power supply is currently retailing at £179 and it is preorder. Available to be delivered to you by post direct (some charge may apply).The team at Just Pedals think that Mission Engineering nailed it with the Mission Expression 529i USB power supply.
Here's what Mission Engineering say about the 529i:
The Mission 529i provides eight isolated 9V pedal power outputs and a USB charging port from an internal rechargeable battery
The 529i features 2 x 500mA and 6 x 300mA 9V fully isolated outputs. With a 1A load, the 529i will power your pedalboard for 2 hours on a single charge. Recharge using the included 12V power supply, or from any USB charger.
The isolated 5V USB output can be used to charge mobile devices, or for USB powered audio equipment such as wireless receivers for a completely wireless and portable pedalboard.
The included voltage doubler cable allows two outputs to be used in series to power 18V pedals. Multiple outputs can be used in parallel with a suitable daisy chain cable to power high current devices such as the Line 6 HX Stomp and HX Effects.
All 9V outputs include short circuit and over current protection with red LED fault indication. There is also LED indication of input and output power active, charge state, and a soft touch power on/off switch.
What's included:
- 529i power supply with internal battery
- 12V wall charger
- 8 x 2.1mm 9V DC cables
- USB charging cable
- 18V voltage doubler cable
About Mission Engineering
We have new and used Mission Engineering gear available on our website for fast direct delivery direct to you from across sellers in all areas of the USA & UK.
Mission Engineering is an American company known for its high-quality guitar and bass pedals, particularly their innovative **expression pedals** and **pedalboards**. Founded in 2009, Mission Engineering has quickly become a trusted name in the music industry for producing durable, versatile, and precise tools for musicians. The company?s expression pedals, such as the **Mission EP1** and **Mission SP1**, are highly regarded for their smooth operation, reliability, and compatibility with a wide range of effects and modelling amps. Mission Engineering also produces **switching systems** and **MIDI controllers**, offering musicians the ability to integrate their gear seamlessly. Whether for live performances or studio use, Mission?s products are built to meet the needs of serious musicians looking for reliable performance and exceptional control over their sound.
Expression
An expression pedal is a dynamic control device that allows musicians to manipulate various effects in real time by adjusting parameters with their foot. Unlike a standard effects pedal with on/off switches or knobs, an expression pedal provides continuous control over settings such as volume, wah, delay time, modulation depth, or gain, depending on the connected effect unit.
Expression pedals are commonly used with multi-effects processors, digital delays, and modulation pedals, offering hands-free adjustments for greater musical flexibility. Some well-known expression pedals include the Boss EV-30, Mission Engineering EP-1, and the Dunlop DVP4, all of which provide smooth, responsive control over a wide range of effects, making them essential for live performances and dynamic playing styles.
Guitar FX
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Power
In electronics, power is the essential driving force that enables devices and systems to function. It provides the energy needed to activate components, process signals, transmit data, and execute computing tasks. Power is also crucial for charging and storing energy in batteries for portable devices. Overall, power is fundamental to the operation and functionality of electronic devices, allowing them to perform their intended tasks and support a wide range of modern applications.
Supply
A power supply for guitar pedals is a crucial component that provides the necessary electrical power to run your effects pedals. Most pedals require a specific voltage (usually 9V, 12V, or 18V), and a quality power supply ensures that each pedal receives the correct power for optimal performance. Using the right power supply prevents unwanted noise, hum, or damage to your pedals.
There are two main types of power supplies: single-output and multi-output. Single-output power supplies provide power to one pedal, while multi-output supplies can power several pedals at once, often with isolated outputs to reduce interference between pedals. Popular options include the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power and the Truetone 1 Spot. These power supplies help simplify pedalboard setups by keeping everything powered with fewer cables and offering reliable, consistent performance for gigging musicians.
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