Disaster Area MIDI Box One MIDI to 1/4″ Converter

£39.99

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The Guitar Effects Pedals department take a look at this New MIDIPedal in , the Disaster Area MIDI Box One MIDI to 1/4″ Converter by Disaster is New, it is in stock at a great price and delivered to all areas of the UK. Read More for more product information, images, latest prices and how to order.

Please Note: The MIDI Box is a MIDI signal converter only, you cannot use it to control MIDI functions.

For players with only one MIDI pedal in their rig, the MIDI Box One is a handy way to convert a 5-pin MIDI input into a 1/4" output. The MIDI Box One features external dip switches to expand its compatibility to suit a range of MIDI-enabled pedals.

The MIDI Box One allows you to hook up a controller via a 5-pin connection and convert it to a 1/4" output for connecting to a MIDI-enabled pedal. On the underside is a set of dip switch which can be used to alter the configuration to match how different pedals receive MIDI. The dip switch settings are as follows:

  • Tip Active: Suitable for Alexander Pedals, Meris, Empress Effects, and other devices using voltage mode on the jack tip.
  • Ring Active: Suitable for Chase Bliss Audio and other devices using voltage mode on the jack ring.
  • Tip and Ring Active: Separate outputs on the top and ring of the jack which allows for two MIDI outputs using a TRS insert cable.

Specifications

  • Power:  Requires 9-12v DC input, 50mA maximum.
  • Status LED: Lights blue when powered, red when receiving MIDI data
  • Dimensions: 51 mm x 51 mm x 27 mm (excluding jack nut)

Supported Devices

Chase Bliss Audio: All current pedals. Connect with TRS cable, set port to RING ACTIVE.

  • Blooper
  • Brothers
  • Condor
  • Dark World
  • Gravitas
  • MOOD
  • Spectre (all versions)
  • Thermae
  • Tonal Recall (blue and RKM)
  • Warped Vinyl Mk1 (supports MIDI clock only)
  • Warped Vinyl Mk2 and HiFi
  • Wombtone Mk1 (supports MIDI clock only)
  • Wombtone Mk2

Alexander Pedals: All Neo Series pedals. Connect with mono / TS cable. Set port to TIP ACTIVE.

  • Colour Theory
  • Defender
  • F.13 Neo
  • Marshmallow
  • Quadrant
  • Radical Delay DX
  • Sky 5000
  • Space Race
  • Super Neo-Matic
  • Superball
  • Syntax Error
  • Wavelength

Empress Effects: Connect with mono / TS cable. Set port to TIP ACTIVE.

  • Echosystem
  • Phaser
  • Tremolo 2
  • Reverb
  • ZOIA

Meris: All current pedals. Connect with mono / TS cable. Set port to TIP ACTIVE.

  • Enzo
  • Hedra
  • Mercury 7
  • Ottobit Jr
  • Polymoon

Bondi Effects: Connect with mono / TS cable. Set port to TIP ACTIVE.

  • Art Van Delay

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