Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

While I'm not an electronics wiz, I can tell you that in most cases, a slightly overrated power source is usually not a problem.  The device will only draw the current it requires.  If you don't give it enough juice, that's BAD, but more amperage (within reason) than you can use at the correct voltage shouldn't be a problem.  2000mA supply for a 1300mA device should be fine.  

$0.02

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "tunepoet" <tunepoet@...> wrote:
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> Hello;
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> I have a poly key and recently misplaced (lost) my power supply (gratuitous I am such an idiot caveat), and was wondering who here if any here knew a bit about volts and words with amp attached (?).
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> After effectively losing (misplacing) my PEK power source, I managed to locate another power source of comparable heft and authority and was wondering if it would work?
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> The PEK is specified at 15 v AC, 1300 mA, and the power supply I located is specified at 15 v AC, 2000 mA. 
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> Question - can I safely (without cataclysmic meltdown) use the 15 v AC, 2000 mA with my PEK without experiencing (repeat) cataclysmic meltdown? Your advice is much appreciated.
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> Blessings,
> Damon
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