Dunlop DC-10 Power Brick - misslabeled

[Sharkfin]

I got a used Dunlop DC-10 power brick on eBay. I got a good deal on it and it works. Everything was included in the auction, cables, instructions, original box. One interesting thing I'm noticing about it is that all the markings on it are reversed; where it's labeled output, it's actually the input. The 3 18v outputs are labeled inputs. The 7 9v outputs are labeled on the wrong side. I checked pictures of it online and it's definitely misprinted. Kinda wierd, anybody seen that before? I think someone at the factory was hung over or somethin'! :think:

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[chuckbat]

You sure your not looking at it upside down?
Made you look!! Lol. Seriously. I think someone just put it through the labeler upside down.

[charvelguy]

I fell asleep writing this..
should have posted about a half hour ago.

It just went into the machine (probably a screener) the wrong way and never was taken out of quality control. Possibly it was sold or given to a vendor/distributor/employee and likely could have been a 2nd not intended for resale.

[Hellbat]

Yeah, looks like a QC fail.

[Sharkfin]

Yeah, looks like a QC fail.

I knew the specs so when I was setting it up, I thought why are there 3 18v inputs ans 1 18v outputs :think:

[roodyrocker]

Thats something you could use to your advantage to buy it cheap You know what outlets are which so I would have no problem using it. I have a couple DC Bricks on a couple different boards and I like them. Small, compact, easy to mount under a pedal board and the 18v outlets work well for pedals like my Fulltone OCD or Wah in addition to the regular 9v outlets for everything else

[Axewielder]

I would literally beat the seller to death with it. Then I would leave him negative feedback.

[horns666]

I want a woman with that many holes. Three holes is so ...been there done that...sigh.