Single-channel stereo patchbox, can be used as an input or output of the pedalboard - or as a Wireless Bypass or Insert.
Technical specifications:
- Matt black powder-coated grounded aluminium enclosure
- High-quality sockets from Neutrik
- Channel can be used in stereo or mono
- Carefully designed circuit board for maximum reliability and signal quality
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Dimensions (incl. sockets): 75 x 43 x 25 mm
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Weight: 55 gr.
Setup examples
If the patchbox is used as a (mono) input for the guitar, it automatically mutes the input of the following effect as soon as the outer socket is not in use - this avoids noise.
Any mono or stereo signal can be routed through the patchbox (no speaker level signal).
If the patchbox is used as an output or as an input for a stereo signal, it is better to orientate it so that the side with the single black socket is on the pedalboard side (as in this picture, in contrast to the other examples).
If the outer socket is empty, the signal from the wireless receiver is routed directly to the first effect in your signal chain.
If a guitar is connected to the outer socket via cable, its signal is routed to the first effect and the wireless receiver is properly muted.
Very handy as a backup or if you want to play spontaneously via cable.
If the outer socket is empty, the signal from the last effect is sent directly to the amp simulator to which you connect headphones, for example.
If an amp is connected to the outer socket, the signal is routed to the amp and the input of the amp simulator is properly muted.
External effects can be inserted temporarily into the mono signal path using an insert cable.
If the outer socket is not in use, the white and black sockets are directly connected.
If an effect or volume pedal is connected to the outer socket using an insert cable, the signal passes through them first.
Suitable insert cables are, e.g. ‘EBS ICY-30’ or ‘Rockboard Flat Patch Y-Splitter’.
The patchbox can also be used to convert two mono signals (TS) into a stereo signal (TRS) - or vice versa.
The signal from the left black socket is connected to Tip on the opposite socket, and the signal from the white socket is connected to Ring.
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Constantin Eckstein
Kreuzgasse 11, 72581 Dettingen an der Erms, Deutschland
info@looperwerk.de
