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Nice, but should have been included with the RockBoard
The Tray does its job. You can mount it underneath a RockBoard and it can hold a power brick or some pedals. However, I found that when combined with a RockBoard TRES 3.1 it leaves not enough room for an isolated power brick. So I cannot use it. Also the Tray is fastened using plastic screws, for one-time use. Why? And lastly, why isn't this just included with every RockBoard?
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j
Does the job - nothing more, nothing less
This is the recommended (only?) way you can store a power brick-style power supply under your Rockboard. I use it with a Dunlop DC Brick and the Cinque 5.2B board and it works perfectly.
Only slight criticism and why one star is missing - it didn't come with any instructions, so I was a bit puzzled how to use the plastic rivet thing, but once I worked that out it's totally secure under the board (hint -both bits go in from the top of the "tray" underneath the Rockboard).
Only slight criticism and why one star is missing - it didn't come with any instructions, so I was a bit puzzled how to use the plastic rivet thing, but once I worked that out it's totally secure under the board (hint -both bits go in from the top of the "tray" underneath the Rockboard).
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LR
Does what it's supposed to
I bought it to mount under my pedalboard and attach a PSU on it.
There could have been more options for mounting it. I felt I was a bit restricted and could not get it just how I wanted.
All in it's just a mounting plate. I attached my unit with screws through the holes, but one could use Velcro/dual lock.
There could have been more options for mounting it. I felt I was a bit restricted and could not get it just how I wanted.
All in it's just a mounting plate. I attached my unit with screws through the holes, but one could use Velcro/dual lock.
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L
does what it says
Its useful for the rockbound but I would like the clips to be a bit easier to open
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