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Does What It Does
This is basically a daisy chain of jacks that will power effects pedals. You plug one end into a Boss NS-2. TU-2, LS-2, or a power source and the other ends connect to your pedals, given them power. It works exactly the way you think it will. The only problem I have is that if you want to use other brands of pedals in your chain the length of cord between each jack may not be enough. Example: Using a Johnson chorus pedal (it' longer) or a Morley Power Wah (huge and the jack is on the side, not the top).
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Quality seems to be fine, but the plastic housing on each connector is larger than the original (gray) Boss cord. The plugs fit all my Boss pedals, of course, but I was using my original Boss cord to also power a wah outside of my BCB-6 (Yes, that's BCB-6, not BCB-60), but I had to grind away some of the plastic on the new cord because it was too fat to fit into the jack on my wah. Also, the new cord is harder to keep hidden under the strip on my BCB-6. But, so far (a couple of weeks) it seems to be preforming as it should.
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