🔋 Danelectro DB-2PK 9 Volt Battery: Long-Lasting Power for Your Musical Gear Review

Partly my fault I didn't read the description but the name says "Danelectro DB-2PK Channel Power Conditioner (4 Pack)" and there are only 2 packs. The description says two packs, but don't include that in the title if it doesn't. The batteries themselves are fine. These are batteries and they work.

I used to love batteries. I have a Danelectro chorus pedal that I love. I usually use these batteries in it and have had them for many years. The last time I bought these batteries was after a few uses. I don't leave batteries in the device and they don't make contact. I usually get a lot of plays from them, but this time they were super fast. Apparently the quality has changed. I think I'll return to the Energizer. That's a pity too... maybe it was just the market, but I found my material…

These batteries simply sound more organic and emphasize more mids when used on the pedals! Alkaline (high-capacity) batteries put far too much strain on the unit when they sound like a smooth, organic, rich toneline without the unwanted overhead of high voltage and current. This overhead doesn't let the bass mids stand out and ends up giving more overhead than the organic tone of the signal. Even the Vodoo Lab Power Plus 2 doesn't sound as good (although it does reduce noise) compared to them…