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The Rockboard MOD ISO DC1 is an ideal multi-power supply for musicians seeking a reliable and silent solution to power up to 9 effects pedals simultaneously. Thanks to its isolated outputs and advanced filtering system, it effectively eliminates high-frequency noise, ensuring clean sound during rehearsals, in the studio, or on stage. Its compatibility with RockBoard pedalboards and other models, as well as its removable front plate, makes it easy to integrate into various setups, making this accessory indispensable for a home studio or a touring musician.
| Power supply type | Multi-power supply for effects pedals |
|---|---|
| Number of outputs | 9 isolated outputs (8 x 9 VDC 300 mA, 1 x 9 VDC 500 mA) |
| USB output | 1 x USB-C 5 VDC, 2000 mA |
| Filtering | Advanced technology against high-frequency noise |
| Protection | Short-circuit and polarity reversal protection for each output |
| Indicators | Individual status LEDs for each slot |
| Compatibility | RockBoard MOD slot and other pedalboards |
| Dimensions with plate | 175 x 85 x 47 mm |
| Dimensions without plate | 160 x 85 x 33 mm |
| Weight | 500 g |
| AC power supply | 24 VDC / 1.5 A, multi-region adapters included |
| Cables supplied | 9 RockBoard flat cables 60 cm |
| Accessories | 2 cable ties for cable management |
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