Fuel Tank Junior and moogerfoogers

120mA max per outlet means just that - each output is a separate 120mA power source. You can daisy chain off a single output (running more than one pedal from that output), but the total current draw of those pedals can not be more than 120mA.

As each output is separate and isolated from the others, you can also combine outputs for different results. The Fuel Tank JR comes with a "voltage doubler" cable, which lets you combine two outputs in series for 18 volts DC, 120mA. T-Rex also has a "current doubler" cable (not supplied with the FT JR), which combines two outputs in parallel, for 9 volts DC, 240mA.

According to their manuals, both MF-102 Ring Modulator and the MF-103 Phaser draws around 100mA @ 9vDC. Wether or not it will work with the FT JR will come down to what "around" 100mA means, I suppose. Either way, the plug will have to be center positive (i.e. reverse from normal).

/Andreas

 

In theory, it should work. You'd have to get some special cables to make it work, though: two reverse polarity cables for the Moog pedals, and a current doubler cable for the DD20 (you can use a regular daisy chain for this, with two plugs in the two outputs used, and a third in the pedal - cut off or tape up any unused plugs).

However, as you'll be daisy-chaining most of the pedals from a single output, I'd run the wah on battery power (it draws next to nothing anyway, and if it is first in the chain you will unplug it by default when you're done). If you still get noise, consider running the TS-9 and/or OCD on battery power as well (you can use dummy 2.1mm DC plugs to turn the batteries off without having to unplug the input cables).

/Andreas

 

The Pedal Power AC is not an option - it only provides AC voltages, which none of your pedals need. The Pedal Power 2+ would be an option, as it would save you most of the daisy-chaining. But it's quite a bit more money, and at least where I am, you'd get two Fuel Tank JR's for less...

 

The Juicy Lucy is 12 volts DC, which the Moogerfoogers have no problem with. The DD-20 will probably not mind either, but the extra voltage will put extra strain on its voltage regulators. The overdrives and Blue Box will sound a little different (stiffer, with more headroom) than on 9vDC power, which you may or many not like.

 

With the Moogerfoogers and the DD-20 (and possibly the chorus as well), you wouldn't hear any difference in sound. The voltage regulators limit the voltage reaching the circuits to a set number, so going higher than recommended will not change anything. The extra voltage will just be dissipated as heat, which also is what puts extra strain on the regulators.

Simpler circuits without voltage regulators (such as the TS-9, OCD and Blue Box) will receive the full 12 volts, and may therefore sound different than when fed 9 volts.