Detail 01
2.1mm barrel, standard polarity
Center negative, the common 9V pedal standard. Won't work with center-positive pedals without a polarity reverse cable.

Independent shopping perspective
Short doubler cable that splits one 2.1mm supply output into two center-negative pedals. For adding a pedal when your board's power supply is full.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Center negative, the common 9V pedal standard. Won't work with center-positive pedals without a polarity reverse cable.
Detail 02
Both pedals draw from one output, so their current draws add together and they share a ground.
Detail 03
Enough slack to reach across a small board or around a larger pedal, not across a full pedaltrain.
Detail 04
No conversion or regulation. Voltage and current stay whatever the supply output already provides.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Any supply with a 2.1mm center-negative output. It plugs into one output and splits it into two identical ends.
It can. The two pedals share a ground and an output, so you lose the isolation that separate outputs give you.
No. Both ends carry the same voltage as the output you plug into.
Two. The limit is current — both pedals' draw combined must stay under what that single output supplies.
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