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The Rockboard MOD 1 TS/TRS & XLR simplifies cable management on your RockBoard 2018 pedalboard by centralizing all your connections. This all-in-one patchbay offers clear and professional organization, ideal for musicians rehearsing, in the studio, or on stage. Thanks to its multiple jack, TRS, and XLR inputs and outputs, it allows for quick and clean connection of your pedals, instruments, and amplifiers, thus facilitating changes and maintenance of your effects chain. Suitable for complex setups, it optimizes your installation for smooth and efficient use.
| Description | All-in-one patchbay for RockBoard 2018 pedalboards |
|---|---|
| Features | Central access point for pedal, instrument, and amplifier connections |
| Jack inputs/outputs | 5 x 6.3 mm / 1/4" mono TRS jack |
| XLR input | 1 x female XLR |
| XLR output | 1 x male XLR |
| AC power | 1 female IEC input and 1 male IEC output |
| DC socket | 1 DC in/out socket (2.1 x 5.5 mm) |
| Dimensions | 175 x 59 x 48 mm |
| Weight | 450 g |
| Compatibility | Suitable for all RockBoard 2018 series except Duo 2.1 |
Product: Rockboard MOD 1 TS/TRS & XLR
SKU: RBO-B-MODUL-1
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