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If thje voltage is the same, the current rating is fine at 1000-1400 mA. The accessory will use the amount of current it needs and the fact that there is more "available" does not mean it will use it. The higher current rating will not ruin the equipment. Just make sure the voltage rating is the same. Cheers!
You CANNOT use one of those universal adapters, period. The DM5 Alesis takes an AC output adapter. You need 9 VAC at 830ma or more. AC output adapters are hard to find and you are not the first to try a universal and find that they don't work! Here is one of MANY sources on Ebay:
Hello
You need and adapter with following specifications for your DVD player.
Power Source . . . . . . . . . . . . AC 100~230V, 50/60Hz
DC Output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DC 9V, 2.2A
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Usually the adapter will over ride the battery when used. 1) Make sure your 1/4" cables are working properly without the pedal "in-line".
2) Take out battery, and use just the adapter only. Make sure it is the correct and proper adapter that works with Boss. Usually the PSA-120. If you are not using a Boss Adapter, make sure yours is a direct replacement with same specifications. 9V/200mA. And "tip negative". DO NOT use Radio Shack stuff, nothing against them, but there adapters just don't mix well with Boss products and the like.
2) Try just the battery, no AC adapter. Remember to unplug the input when not in use. Saves battery.
Basic rule of thumb...when using correct AC adapters for all your pedals all the time, and all sounds good, then take out the batteries.
If you still experience problems, it would be an internal IC chip most likely. From there post another question maybe.
http://www.unitedsale.com/product_info.php?products_id=17976
This link is for an Audiovox DVD player, but it may fit yours or else you can cut off the plug on your existing power adapter and reconnect it to this one. Also try searching Google for "AC adapter 9V 3A".
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