It does! I use it all the time. But I don't know if it can be battery powered. The power adapter outputs 2 A at 12V. It would probably work with a car battery ;) Gerald / JimsonDrift On 08/10/2017 06:44 AM, Patrick Shirkey wrote:

On 08/11/2017 02:52 PM, Ralf Mardorf wrote: Ooh, this looks nice! Thanks for all the replies, guys! I see that even the RPi accepts any regular USB charger battery, of which there are compact models available. And the ODROID also has a compact battery accessory. I've been through a lot of different effects products over the years. I'm a proud 20-year owner of a BOSS SE-70 professional rack-mount multi-effects unit. Your effects unit becomes like an extension of your character and playing. Difficult to recreate. When you try other units, it's like, whoa - I can't play this thing... I've been reading other owners' laments about nothing really replacing the SE-70's 'character', but the battery powered GT-1 seems close. I have a Line6 Pocket Pod, which is great at simulating amps, but not so great with the distortion and overdrive. Actually I don't think it even has a distortion or overdrive stage, just the amps. I wonder if anybody's hacked the thing by now... But I know that if there's one application that should do what I need it to do - it's Guitarix. Thanks to Hermann. I had been using a portable product which has a 10AHr SLA battery and a built-in stereo amp and an LED light, plus two AC inverter outputs to power my non-battery effects gear (like the SE-70). But, meh, kind of heavy and battery never lasted and now it's dead. So now I'm evaluating a Roland Micro Cube amp. The built-in amp simulations are, well, OK but with my SE-70 it sounds great, I like it. I just need to find a good battery powered effects unit to take the SE-70's place. Or go back to running everything from a battery powered inverter again. Thanks. Tim.