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[zvirus]

Please delete

Edited May 28, 2020 by zvirus

[itu]

Do you mean 10 mA or 10 microamps?

You certainly know this, too?

 

[zvirus]

On 17/12/2019 at 22:51, itu said:

Do you mean 10 mA or 10 microamps?

You certainly know this, too?

 

Mine draws (approx)0.1mA and has 1x  adjustable shunt regulator and 3x resistors
and has possibility of setting the voltage drop from 3V-36V - the one shown above Does not have  that ability... and draws 0.25mA(!)

 

Cheers!

Edited February 2, 2020 by zvirus

[pbasspecial]

I have a custom P bass with 2 EMG pick ups and 2 9v batteries.  Will this still work ok or will I possibly need 2 kits?

[zvirus]

8 minutes ago, pbasspecial said:

I have a custom P bass with 2 EMG pick ups and 2 9v batteries.  Will this still work ok or will I possibly need 2 kits?

If they are separate circuits you will need 2 kits. If batteries are connected in series -  giving 18V you will need just one kit.

 

Cheers!

[pbasspecial]

Thanks. I'll check it out. 

[Roger2611]

Will it work with my early Fender Precision bass lyte where I get about 30 seconds notice between the first sign of distortion and the bass shutting down completely! I put a freshly charged battery in every gig as the shutdown is so quick I simply cannot rely on it otherwise, I know the issue is an incorrect capacitor and how to solve it but the bass sounds immense as it is and I don't want to lose the sound it offers!

[zvirus]

Hi,

I have said it works from 3 - 18V but actually it`s working with voltage  up to 36V so... if your gear is powered up by less than 3V or more than 36V IT WONT work.

It works from 3-36V on ANY DEVICE...

 

I hope that answered the question 

I do use this circuit in my STAGG EUB and it works PERFECT. But after modding my stagg it draws VERY little current so my battery lasts for months...

 

Edited February 2, 2020 by zvirus

[pbasspecial]

I definitely need to get one as I think the batteries started to go during sound check on Friday. Couldn't risk it so I had to use my passive P bass. 

Will check out my wiring and let you know if I need one or two!

[tom1946]

Hiya, so fitting is as simple as interrupting the battery to pre and splicing it in to the red and black?

I'm not sure where it would go on my stingray.

Thanks, Tom.

[zvirus]

Hi,

Yes. My idea  was to deliver something easy to install without soldering...

Apologies. Thickness of the circuit is approx 12mm