Walrus Audio Introduces Aetos Power Supply
Walrus Audio has introduced its new Aetos power supply.
The Walrus Audio Aetos is an eight-output, isolated power supply, utilizing an internal custom-wound toroidal transformer to provide the highest noise filtering and cleanest power, giving artists the purest sound in their signal chain.
The Aetos is housed in a solid die-cast aluminum enclosure. It is 4.7 inches long, 3.7 inches wide and 1.2 inches tall and will fit under most standard pedalboards, including the PT-2 from Pedaltrain.
It has eight total, 9vdc outputs; six outputs are 100mA and two outputs are high-current outputs (250mA). The 250mA outputs are for higher-current-drawing pedals like Line 6's 4 series modelers, the Boss Twin Series pedals and many digital modulation pedals.
It comes with a detachable 120V AC power cord and has a 120VAC complimentary power output (UL approved). This unit comes with eight individual 2.1mm barrel black power cables and two black-to-red (Line 6) power cables.
The case is a textured steel blue color and boasts the sketch of the Aetos (Eagle) in a muted sky blue color.
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- Fully isolated DC power (Toroidal transformer-based supply)
- 8 each – 9VDC outputs (2.1mm jacks) including two outputs that are 250mA
- Solid Aluminum Diecast Enclosure
- 120VAC Complimentary Output
- Small footprint (4.7”long x 3.7” wide x 1.2” height)
- Includes eight standard power cables and two reverse polarity cables
- Made in Oklahoma, USA
- Five-year warranty.
The Walrus Audio Aetos Power supply carries a retail price of $169. It's available at multiple outlets or at walrusaudio.com.
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