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Tom, Soon after I posted I got a call from Rogue music on w. 30th. When I 1st called them they weren't that helpful, but the guy who called me back seemed confident that he could set me up with a adapter. So I went down and they found an OEM adapter that worked!! Cost to me: all of $5. Saved the day. I guess Radio Shack just doesn't cut it in this case. Thanks for your interest anyway. If you're all interested in what looped viola sounds like, you can visit my website at www.leannedarling.com. I will put my name on loopersdelight very soon as well. peace Leanne >> Greetings fellow loopers, >> >> I'm a violist that loops using a Boomerang. I'm making a concert debut >> tonight in New York for the New York Viola Society. Unfortunately, the >> power chord (AC adapter) for my Boomerang is at my sister's place in NC. >> I've tried replacing the chord with one from Radio Shack with the same >> voltage and amplitude (9VAC,300mA) but it produces a large hum out of >my amp >> and nothing else. I've tried calling Boomerang, but just get their >voice >> mail, tried all the NY stores who sell the 'rang but they won't sell me >just >> the chord and won't let me take anything for the day, and I'm running >out of >> friends to ask who might have one. >> >> If you live in th NYC area, have a Boomerang (I have the older >version), and >> are willing to rent or lend the power chord or the 'rang itself for this >> evening, Monday Oct. 20, please call me ASAP - 347-451-9917. The >concert >> starts at 7:30 and is on the upper west side. There is a sound check at >> 6:00pm, but am willing to skip it if I can get the equipment. I can >come >> get the boomerang and return it to you tuesday morning. > > Very strange that you only get a hum. > > If nothing else works, I'd highly recommend trying the GodLyke > powersupply -- it rocks for 9V stuff. > > I'm pretty sure you can get them at First Flight Music at 174 First > Avenue at about 10th St. (call first -- sorry there's no # on their > web site!) and I'll bet they'd open the package and let you try it > out to make sure. > > If they don't have it, surely Sam Ash on 48 St. would. > > It's about $40 but it will power every 9V gadget you have, plus Line > 6 gizmos, from one plug, on 110V and 220V. > > Let us know how it went. > > /t