Temple AudioCioks AC Mains Micro Module

To install this, you have to disassemble the Temple Board - there just isn't enough room to work with it all assembled. Disassembly of the board is easy, so that's no big deal. Removing the module blank was also easy, making room for this module to snap in. Here is where it got sketchy - the screw holes on the AC Mains micro module didn't quite line up with the welded in nuts on the Temple Board. I had to start the screw on one side with minimal bite (maybe 1 or 2 threads, barely in there), and then apply a lot of pressure to sort of force the second screw hole to align just enough to start that screw as well. After that, it was fine.It works great otherwise, it's nice to have an On/Off switch on my pedal board now, instead of having to unplug everything.

The screws are tiny and don’t tighten the IC to the board as securely as i would like. Also, you either need to take apart the board to install or fight with trying to thread the tiny screws without being able to see the holes.I’m glad i got it just because i like having the on/off switch on my board, but the design is disappointing, especially for the high price.

I find this module to be well built and sturdy. However I ordered this module with a DUO 34 pedalboard and a Cioks power supply. The power supply finally arrived days later and sadly, this unit will not work with CIOKS DC7 (see pic) the DC7 is IEC unlike most cioks power supplies.

The connector is $14 Sweatwater.