Will "Thor" (runoffgrove) run on 9V batteries?

[pd3]

Hey there.  I'm pretty much ready to pull the trigger on the Thor pedal.  What I hadn't considered is whether a 9V battery (or two in parrallel) will provide enough current to ru n this pedal.  Where its main gain components are 4 Fets,  I'm thinking (or hoping!) that this pedal will power up on battery power.   I'd be happy to hear from you about this "little oversight!".
Thank for your time!

Phil

[Scruffie]

Yeah should be fine for a while... not sure how long it'll last on battery but it will work.

[MikeH]

Why wouldn't it run off a 9v battery?  I don't think it's current requirements are any different than any other pedal.  It has far fewer components in it than your average Boss or Ibanez distortion.

[pd3]

Thank for the replies.  I had a feeling it would be fine, just got a little concerned when realizing I hadn't thought about it.  Well, then that little horizontal battery compartment should be fine in the "BB" enclosure. Now, time to find a nice way to make the rectagular opening for it.  I was thinking using the wafer cutting wheels with the Dremel.

Thanks,
Phil

[GeorgeSunset]

build on ones.
it works fine with a 9 V battery. i think it gets more headroom and becomes just a bit "MORE" on 12 Volt. never tried it with more voltage though.

[stringsthings]

anyone care to post a soundclip ?

inquiring minds would like to hear !  ..... here ! here !