Many players like the sound of their pedals as the power starts to sag. Now you can have a similar effect with standard DC power supplies. The Saturnworks dying battery pedal with a bypass switch emulates the effect of a dying 9v battery on analog (not digital) pedals by dropping the power from 9v down to around 4.5v and anywhere in between. 9v-4.5v is a usable range for most guitar pedals as below 4.5v pedals tend to just turn off.* 

The Saturnworks dying battery simulator with a bypass switch allows you to have two different power levels: one with full power and the other at a lowered voltage you set with the control knob. This allows you to have two different sounds from your device with a click of a switch with no mods required!

Experiment with the Saturnworks dying battery simulator to see what kind of crazy sounds your pedals can make as they run low on juice.

The Saturnworks dying battery pedal is hand crafted with top quality components including:

• A sturdy 1.5" x 3.5" (1590A size) size cast aluminum enclosure
• A high-quality footswitch. 
• An included power patch cable.
• A 1-year limited warranty against defects in parts and workmanship. See saturnworkspedals.com/faq for warranty terms and conditions.
• Top quality Lumberg power jacks. 
• High quality wire made in the USA. 
• Handcrafted and bench-tested in California, USA. 

*Please note: The dying battery simulator is to be used only with analog pedals -- NOT with digital pedals. Digital pedals require more power than analog pedals and may not function with lower power. Using lower power may even damage the device.

Also note: Not all devices will produce interesting results with their power reduced. Some devices may just turn off. It's often a matter of experimenting with various devices to see if you can come up with interesting effects.

Check out saturnworkspedals.com for the full Saturnworks lineup.