Rockboard Mod 3 XLR
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The Essentials to Know About the RockBoard MOD Patchbay
The Essentials to Know About the RockBoard MOD Patchbay
- Central Access Point to neatly connect instrument, pedals, and amp without reconnecting the entire chain each session
- Simplified Cable Management: all pedalboard connections gathered in one place
- Convenient Routing to chain your effects, manage multiple configurations, or use an amp's effects loop
- Compatibility with RockBoard 2018 Series (except Duo 2.1) for direct integration on the pedalboard
Manufacturer Information
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A MOD Module Designed for the "All-in-One" Logic of RockBoard 2018 Series
The RockBoard MOD Patchbays are designed as all-in-one interface boxes to install on RockBoard 2018 series pedalboards (except Duo 2.1). The goal is simple: centralize your pedalboard's inputs/outputs to maintain a stable setup that's quicker to set up and cleaner on stage or in the studio.
Who Is It For and What Is It Used For?
This patchbay is aimed at guitarists and bassists (and more broadly any musician using a pedalboard) who want to save time when connecting, secure their cabling, and have a reproducible setup. It becomes especially useful if you frequently move your pedalboard, play through multiple amps, or alternate between rehearsal, gig, and home studio.
Centralized Connectivity and Effects Chain Management
Cleaner Cabling from Pedalboard to Amp
The principle is that of a hub: you plug your instrument into the front, while at the back the signal goes to the input of your first pedal. At the end of the chain, the output of your last pedal returns to the patchbay, then you only need to connect the front to the amp. Result: fewer manipulations, fewer errors, and a pedalboard always ready.
An Interface Designed for Modern Setups
Thanks to its connectivity, this module facilitates integrating equipment using 6.35mm Jack and XLR connections, as well as power via an IEC socket. Practical for organizing a system with multiple input/output points, interfacing an amp, or structuring a more reliable stage cabling.
Technical specifications
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric bass, electric guitar |
| Format | Pedalboard | Color | Black |
| Type | sector | ||
| Jack inputs and outputs | 3 mono 6.35 mm Jack inputs and outputs (TRS format) | Dimensions | 175 x 59 x 48 mm |
| XLR inputs and outputs | 2 female XLR inputs and male XLR outputs, 1 male XLR input and female XLR output | Weight | 450 g |
| AC IEC input and output | 1 female AC IEC input and one male output | Compatibility | all RockBoard pedalboards from the 2018 series, except Duo 2.1 |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the RockBoard MOD 3 XLR compatible with all RockBoard 2018 pedalboards?
This module is designed for RockBoard 2018 series pedalboards, except for the Duo 2.1 model.
What connectors are provided on this patchbay?
The patchbay features 6.35 mm Jack and XLR connections. An IEC socket is also included for mains power supply.
How to connect the effects chain to the MOD 3 XLR?
On the front panel, the instrument plugs into the patchbay, then the signal goes out from the back to the first pedal. The output from the last pedal returns to the module. The front panel can then be connected to the amplifier.
Is this patchbay suitable for both guitar and bass pedalboards?
The intended use covers electric guitar and electric bass within an analog pedalboard setup.
Does the MOD 3 XLR facilitate configuration changes on stage?
Thanks to the inputs and outputs grouped on the patchbay, pedalboard cabling stays organized during moves between rehearsal, concert, and home studio.



