Rackmount G2M

[Vintageconn]

I see suggestions for putting a G2M in a pedalboard. Have you considered a rack mount version, with any control or switches on the panel face? It would easily fit in a 1/2 width 1U slot.

I'm considering mounting my G2M inside my effects case. Is there an amperage limit I should observe for a 9V DC power supply? I assume current draw is minimal.

Other than constantly sending it an audio signal, is there any way to keep the G2M from going into its low power state?

Thanks,
VC

[james]

I see suggestions for putting a G2M in a pedalboard. Have you considered a rack mount version, with any control or switches on the panel face? It would easily fit in a 1/2 width 1U slot.

A rack-mounted unit is something we have considered, but we're not sure how large the market for that would be. A pedal-based version likely is a larger market for us.

I'm considering mounting my G2M inside my effects case. Is there an amperage limit I should observe for a 9V DC power supply? I assume current draw is minimal.

Yes, it's very low. The average current required is 12mA. Anything that can supply a peak current of ~ 20mA should be fine (which I suspect means just about every 9V PSU available).

Other than constantly sending it an audio signal, is there any way to keep the G2M from going into its low power state?

Unfortunately, not at the moment. It doesn't need a constant audio signal, just something within the 30 minute time-out. So a short signal once every 20 minutes would be fine.