Rockboard MINI MOD DC PATCHBAY DC SOCKET (1 X INPUT AND 2 X PARALLEL INPUTS)
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Essential information about the RockBoard Mini MOD DC patchbay
Essential information about the RockBoard Mini MOD DC patchbay
- Quick access to power supply for your pedalboard, without having to work underneath the board.
- Designed format for RockBoard pedalboards : installs in the slot intended for the "RockBoard Led Light".
- Practical distribution : 1 DC input and 2 parallel A/B outputs, ideal for a daisy chain cable.
- Through power supply : both sides communicate to also power an external pedal (e.g., wah) depending on your setup.
Manufacturer Information
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A RockBoard module designed to simplify power cabling
The RockBoard Mini MOD DC is a versatile solution to organize power input on a brand pedalboard. Its principle is simple: to offer a clean and immediate access point to DC power, directly on the pedalboard, while avoiding tedious "under the board" handling. By integrating into the slot dedicated to the RockBoard lamp, it naturally fits into a configuration focused on cable neatness and space optimization.
For whom and for what use?
This DC patchbay is intended for guitarists and bassists who want a reliable, clean, and quick-to-install pedalboard for rehearsals, on stage, or in the studio. It is particularly suitable if you use a dedicated power supply and want to centralize the DC input, or if you occasionally need to power a pedal outside the pedalboard (such as a wah placed nearby). Since outputs A and B are in parallel, the Mini MOD DC is also practical for connecting a daisy chain cable, as long as your power distribution matches your pedals.
Parallel connections and through power supply: the essentials, without complication
The Mini MOD DC offers a 2.1 x 5.5 mm DC jack as the main power access. Its "through" design allows communication between the two sides of the module, facilitating power flow through the pedalboard and maintaining neat cabling. The A and B outputs are connected in parallel, allowing direct connection of a daisy chain cable or a branch to an external pedal depending on your setup.
Important: make sure to use a voltage suitable for your equipment to avoid any risk of damage to pedals and/or the power supply.
Technical specifications
| Format | Pedalboard | Use | pedalboard |
| Type | DC patchbay module for pedalboard | DC jack | 2.1 x 5.5 mm |
| DC input | 1 | Compatible slot | the one intended for the " Led Light RockBoard " |
| DC outputs | 2, " A " and " B ", connected in parallel | Power supply | pass-through, communication between both sides |
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Questions frequently asked
What DC connector is used by the RockBoard Mini MOD DC?
The module features a DC jack in the 2.1 x 5.5 mm format for power input.
Does the Mini MOD DC install on a RockBoard pedalboard?
The installation is done in the dedicated slot for the RockBoard lamp. This integration creates a power access point directly on the pedalboard, keeping wiring underneath the board more organized.
Are the A and B outputs isolated?
The A and B outputs are connected in parallel. They can accommodate a daisy chain cable, depending on the power distribution needs.
Can a pedal placed off the pedalboard be powered?
A splitter from the A or B outputs allows powering an external pedal, for example, a wah placed beside the pedalboard.
How does the through DC jack function?
The through design connects both sides of the module to pass power through the pedalboard. A voltage suitable for the pedals and the power supply must be used to avoid any risk of damage.
