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Rockboard Z-Connector gold

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Offset Pedal Connector

  • Length (plug to plug): 10 mm
  • Allows for the shortest possible connection of two pedals
  • For pedals with side-mounted, offset sockets
  • Suitable for pedals with side panels at a 90° angle to the floor
  • 6.3 mm Mono jack socket on both sides
Available since February 2017
Item number 404979
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Length 0 m
Colour Gold
Connector 1 Jack 6,3mm TS male
Connector 2 Jack 6,3mm TS male
Connector from 6,3mm TS Jack
Plug out Jack 6,3mm TS male
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Better of the Connectors
PJFord 28.12.2019
Most pedal boards have various different pedals and makes. Joining these together can save you a little space and mess but straight connectors might not work. If you have a few boss pedals in which inputs/outputs are right beside each other than of course the straight connector is a good idea.
The offset connector is great for everything else as it basically adjusts to the height and location of inputs while keeping the pedals close to each other. I use these more now connecting EHX to Boss and more.
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ultimate space saver
vedi 10.11.2022
I've bought a couple of these to connect pedals from different manufacturers (e.g. EBS and TC electronic), as the pedals can be different sizes and/or have their inputs/outputs in different places. obviously only works if pedal in/out is on its side ;)

well, for me it works perfectly, the pedals are positioned tightly together and in a straight row, i.e. none of the pedals is considerably higher/lower in the row of the pedalboard. might not work for all pedals out there, so do a little research about pedal dimensions and some the math before buying.

in my particular situation (wanting the pedals strictly straight in one row) I don't think I could have saved any more space between the pedals if they were connected with cables that have flat plugs - two of those plugs next to each other are probably thicker, or just about the same width s this connector, once plugged in.

nota bene, I bought a couple of straight connectors from the same brand, these work great to connect pedals from the same manufacturer.
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Use with caution
Nigel ST 06.11.2017
Quality is good, but use it only with pedals which you don't move or step on too often not to damage the jack input/output. Wouldn't use it for gigging, only at home.
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_obra_ 11.02.2020
It's working but two jacks are not aligned causing pedals not to be parallel. Common problem with those things :)
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