As a new electric guitarist you typically start out with a guitar and an amplifier. Life is simple but you quickly learn that your tone is somewhat limited. As your skills progress you start venturing into the realm of effects which typically come in the form of individual stomp pedals.

Since you might only have one or two pedals at this stage (and probably don’t use them very much) you can get away with using 9 volt batteries. Unfortunately as your collection of pedals grows and you start playing open mic nights or join a band, the number of drained batteries begin to pile up -- along with the empty fold in your wallet where the money used to be!

At this point you have two options, you can buy the wall warts that (typically) don’t come with the pedal (usually between $10 and $20 each) or go for a dedicated pedal power supply. This is where the Fuel Tank Chameleon comes into play.