D’Addario XPND Pedal Power Battery Kit Review: Get Juiced

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In addition to the aforementioned “micro-looper,” I wired up a Walrus M1, Walrus D1, Walrus R1, Boss Space Echo, Boss Loop Station, Strymon El Capistan, Chase Bliss Generation Loss v2, Chase Bliss Dark World, and a Meris Mercury X.

The name-brand battery is key: I used this setup to power two different chains of pedals, neither of which lit up when I plugged the converter box into a relatively beefy Anker power supply.

On the off chance that a friend asks me to play midwestern emo covers at their elder millennial barn wedding, I will undoubtedly reach for the XPND to power the handful of pedals I’ll bring along.