IEC AC Mains Micro Module

Great product, rather pricey, but ultimately worth it. Delivered on a timely basis without issues.

A lot of people are criticizing this thing for how hard they think it is to install. Yes, you're working in a tight spot and it's hard to see what you're doing. But you can still install this pretty easily. I did it fine on the first try. There are two screws that hold it in place. The screw that goes on the side that's towards the top (tallest) part of your board is harder to install, because there's very little room for your hand and the screwdriver, and it's just about impossible to see in that area. Solution - put the screw into the screw hole of the power module first, then put the screw driver into the screw. Then, while putting pressure on the screw with the screwdriver to hold it in place (so it won't fall out), move the whole thing into place and line it up with the hole in the board. At this point, all you need to do is turn the screwdriver, because everything is exactly lined up as it should be. This is a great little module, and the on/off switch is really nice to have!

Does the job but overpriced. I would echo what other reviews have said, that the mounting is almost impossible if you do not remove the end of the board first. The threaded screw holes seem flimsy and felt like they could break if you try to make the screws tight, this loose fit allows the module to rock back and forth in the mounting hole. Although this mounting looks great, as another reviewer noted, a through nut and bolt setup would be stronger. It says that it has a built in noise filter but I didn't notice any difference when I bypassed the module and plugged the pedalboard directly into the wall receptacle. I love the Temple Audio system but at $49 this is seems overpriced because the IEC13 plug on the end is useless to most users who will need to purchase an additional adapter to make this work. As a bonus it does come with a nice screwdriver.

Temple audio makes good stuff. Quite overpriced for a short cable but necessary.

Installation may be a bit tricky… refer to Temple Audio website for instructions. As far as function, I have had mine on my pedalboard for years and haven’t had a problem.

This bolts directly to the temple audio board side wall.

Is exactly as described. To make the install easier, remove the side panel completely from the board. That gives you easy access to the inside screw. 5 minute job!

Work just as anticipated. I actually used it for a different application that is not with a temple board and the flexibility of having a switch for your power supply is awesome. It is expensive though!