Cheapest place to buy 9V batteries?

[stephenT]

there's a kit that includes extra cables to daisy chain and also comes w/ a 9v adaptor.

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/det...CABEgI3UPD_BwE

Originally Posted by JackB1

how do the pedals all link together? Do they all have to have a DC out connection? What if the pedals are battery only?

[ricdoug]

I also own a sound, lighting and production company in addition to performing. I use rechargeable NiMH



and recently found rechargeable Lithium Ion 9VDC batteries that can be charged on the go from USB Power Banks:






I just picked up this 16A USB Power Bank from a local Fry's with a coupon code for only $14 bucks:




Here's one of my typical band setups, where everything is run on rechargeable battery power including the u-bass and mixer:

[Puerto Player]

Originally Posted by The Watchman

I find it hard to beat Costco or Sams Club on good batteries.

First reply nailed it. Fresh, and Duracels at Costco.

[fotofantom]

Originally Posted by ljguitar

Hi JB1

I was tempted by the higher capacity AA & AAA Eneloop (and similar) until I realized they are mostly NiMH (NiCad) which means you have to discharge them fully before recharging or they will imprint.

NiMH batteries are not the same as NiCad batteries. They are newer technology, usually higher in capacity, and they don't need to be fully discharged before recharging. In other words, they can be "topped off" without adverse affects.

Al Acuff mentioned Thomas Distributing as a battery source and I highly concur. Over the years I've found them to have quality batteries and chargers at a fair price, as well as excellent customer service.