Rockboard MOD 3 V2 TRS & XLR Patch Bay

This is the reason of my bad evening.
Bought it to use with Rockboard pedalboard + Rockboard PSU. Looks cool, but that's all.
1. You have to do an screw-thread in the native pedalboard fof this thing by youself! Guys at the factory were very busy)) DIY!!!
2. It's patch-bay for the XLRs! Guess what?) XLR plugs do not fit in to the pedalboard holes!
3. Connected this thing to the native RB PSU. And it's very very noisy! Spend an hour looking whats the problem. It's this thing!!! Unpluged PSU fron this thing. connected PSU bypassing this thing, and it become less noisey!

Summary: This thing is patch-bay for xlrs, jacks and power.
You can not use this with XLRs and Rockboard pedalbords. You Can not use this with Rockboard PSU. This thing is useless. Waste of money(

Been using it in my Rockboard 4.2 for over 2 years now. I have a BOSS RC-600 looper on my board along with 11 other pedals, and it makes everything very convenient and tidy. No added noises to the system, no complaints about build quality. Bought an XLR reverser adapter cable so I can connect 2 mics to it, two of the 1/4" outputs are routed as L & R mono outputs from RC-600, and the third jack output is for Stereo Headphone Out, very convenient. 3x 1/4" TRS outputs can be turned into 6x mono in-outs using Y-splitter cables, which is great versatility. The added 9V output great for powering any extra pedals that are not permanently on my board that I might be using or trying out. It saves a lot of time and mess - no fiddling about with cabling, going under the board to connect or route something - just plug what you need in the MOD 3 patch-bay, connect the power cable, and everything works.