High Quality Patchbay??

Doghouse · 26th April 2005

Can anybody recommend a high-quality 48 point patchbay w/ 1/4" TRS Balanced jacks front and back that is easily switchable between normal & half-normal?

C.Lambrechts · 26th April 2005

I've found these extremely handy / durable and cheap.

Wether you wanna call samson high end or not is up to you but they've been working excellent for me for a while now :

front switchable between all modes. The only downside they have imho is the fact that they don't have removable strips to note things on.

http://www.samsontech.com/products/p...1656&brandID=2

Doghouse · 26th April 2005

Thanks!

TheSweetener · 27th April 2005

I've always had good experiences with the Tascam patchbays. Work, work, work without touching the sound.

The only drawback is that you can't change single modules from normalized to half or open. Only the whole thing.

Saucyjack · 27th April 2005

I have a Neutrik that seems to be holding up well the last 2 years.
Cheap too..less than $100

26th April 2005	#1
Doghouse Gear interested Joined: Dec 2004 Location: Austin Posts: 20 Thread Starter	High Quality Patchbay?? Can anybody recommend a high-quality 48 point patchbay w/ 1/4" TRS Balanced jacks front and back that is easily switchable between normal & half-normal?

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C.Lambrechts Lives for gear Joined: May 2002 Location: Ans (Liege) Belgium Posts: 3,286	I've found these extremely handy / durable and cheap. Wether you wanna call samson high end or not is up to you but they've been working excellent for me for a while now : front switchable between all modes. The only downside they have imho is the fact that they don't have removable strips to note things on. http://www.samsontech.com/products/p...1656&brandID=2 __________________ Chris Lambrechts

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Saucyjack Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2003 Location: Dirty South Posts: 571	I have a Neutrik that seems to be holding up well the last 2 years. Cheap too..less than $100 __________________ If you really want to make orginal results,work fast and cheap,because there's more of a chance that you'll get somewhere that nobody else did. Brian Eno

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27th April 2005	#4
TheSweetener Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2004 Location: Germany / Frankfurt Posts: 1,215	I've always had good experiences with the Tascam patchbays. Work, work, work without touching the sound. The only drawback is that you can't change single modules from normalized to half or open. Only the whole thing.