Mission Engineering 529i Recharge. Power Supply

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Multi-Power Supply for Effect Pedals

Fully insulated pedal supply and USB charging port from an internal rechargeable 8000 mA / h battery
Operating time: 2 hours at 1000 mA continuous load
Charging time: 3.5 hours at 2000 mA
Internal battery can not be exchanged
Power supply with a 12 V DC power adapter (included)
Dimensions: (W x D x H) 140 x 70 x 32 mm
Weight: 454 g
Made in the USA

Inputs:

5 V USB 2 type B micro
12 V 2.1 mm inside pin negative

Outputs:

1-2: 9 V DC at 500 mA (individually isolated)
3-6: 9 V DC at 300 mA (individually isolated)
USB: 5 V DC (individually isolated)

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3-Year Thomann Warranty

Available since December 2019

Item number 474226

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

DC/AC current DC

Output current in mA 1250 mA

9 V Yes

12 V No

18 V Yes

Secondary voltage Yes

Multi-output power supply Yes

2.555 kr

Including VAT; Excluding kr200 shipping

196

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in Guitar Effect Power Supplies

Rechargeable multi-power supply

The Mission Engineering 529i features eight individually isolated 9V outputs and a 5V DC USB output to reliably supply your pedalboard with power. What is more, it can be used to recharge mobile phones, tablets, and other USB devices without needing a mains connection, as its integrated reachargeable battery with a capacity of 8,000mA/h allows more than two hours of "off the grid" operation. If you want to, you can even cascade two 529i units and connect up to 16 pedals. The scope of delivery includes a power adapter for recharging the integrated battery, eight 9V DC cables, and an 18V voltage doubler cable for effects units with a higher power consumption.

For all effects from 9V to 18V

The Mission Engineering 529i is equipped with two 9V/500mA and six 9V/300mA outputs, despite which it still remains compact enough to be installed underneath your pedalboard. In addition to the "ON" switch and battery charge level display, the upper side of the unit also features individual LED indicators for the operating status of the effects that are connected to the respective power outputs. These are well protected against electrical shorts, and the individually isolated outputs also keep unwanted noise and hum to a bare minimum. The voltage doubler cable included in the scope of delivery connects two ports in series, which means that 18V effects can also be powered.

Wireless power for professionals

Professional users in particular know both how essential it is to have a stable power supply for their effects and how important it is for voltage fluctuations and unwanted noise to be prevented. With its eight 9V outputs and choice of two different current ratings, the Mission Engineering 529i rechargeable power supply is generously kitted out and fulfils these needs with complete reliability. What makes this power supply special, however, is its integrated rechargeable battery, which in many cases makes it possible to dispense with a mains power connection. Its 8,000mA capacity means it is powerful enough to supply even effects units that draw a large amount of current.

About Mission Engineering

Mission Engineering is an American company that was founded in California in 2009 and chiefly specialises in effects pedals. Since its acquisition of Stagecraft, however, Mission Engineering has also manufactured its own speaker cabinets as well as offering a range of digital amplifiers. Speaking of digital technology: Mission Engineering's expression pedals are optimised for use with digital amplifiers from all manufacturers. These pedals are manufactured in the USA and proudly boast high-quality metal housings. In addition to pedals, speakers, and full-range speaker cabinets, Mission Engineering's range also includes numerous accessories such as cables and pedalboard power supplies.

From the pedestrian precinct to the stage

Since the Mission Engineering 529i power supply features a high-powered rechargeable battery, it goes without saying that it truly comes into its own whenever obtaining access to a mains socket is either difficult or impossible. The unit can power up to eight effects pedals for several hours - which is generally enough for a whole gig. And it doesn't matter whether you are playing on a big stage or in the pedestrian precinct (where a battery-powered amplifier is the perfect companion). What is more, the 5V USB output is also a practical feature, as it can be used to charge mobile phones and tablets - devices that are frequently used for playing backing tracks or reading lyrics and arrangements.

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It is just working

Chris Sing 22.04.2022

Simple and efficient device.

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Alimentation rechargeable et de qualité

degoedel 06.04.2020

J’étais à la recherche d’un pedalboard qui puisse fonctionner sur batterie. Mon premier essai était un pedalboard avec batterie intégrée de chez Boxking, mais ce n’était pas à la hauteur de ce que j’attendais.
En revanche, cette alimentation de Mission Engineering est excellente : les sorties sont isolées, et produit donc aucun bruit.
L’autonomie est excellente, et la recharge plutôt rapide avec le chargeur fourni. Il est également possible de l’alimenter avec une batterie externe ou un chargeur USB mais ce sera plus long et limite la puissance disponible.

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Hélas!!!

Yvik 14.04.2023

A priori, une solution élégante pour un modeste pedalboard (5 pédales analogiques, toutes en 9 V, peu gourmandes : total consommation = 210mA). Hélas!!
1) Mission Engineering prétend offrir 2 heures d'autonomie pour une consommation de 1000 mA. On peut donc s'attendre à une hausse à peu près linéaire (genre : 4 heures pour pour 500mA) - ceci confirmé par mail de la boîte elle-même. Résultat : malgré une charge complète de la bête au préalable, panne sèche au bout de 2 heures (pour 210 mA, donc ; et je précise que j'ai procédé à de nombreux essais, pour le même résultat malheureusement).
2) Second problème : le témoin de charge n'est absolument pas fiable :
- quand le pedalboard est en fonction, chute brutale : on passe de 3 leds-témoins (sur 5) à... plus rien du tout.
- dans la foulée, nouveau branchement au secteur pour recharge : d'emblée, 4 leds s'allument!!
Conclusion : (très) grosse déception.

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Perfekte Power fürs Pedal Board

Sohn Jykes 23.01.2020

Rauschfrei, flexibel und robust – top!

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Mission Engineering 529i Recharge. Power Supply

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