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Old 20th April 2010   #1
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hifi patchbays?
So Im getting ready to wire up my studio and im looking into patchbay options. I've had the wonderful experience of hearing/owning a lot of different high quality cables and the sonic integrity of cables/connections is something i believe in whole heartedly! im worried about all that quality bottle-necking at the patchbay. Sonically, whats my best bet? TT? 1/4 inch? brand? make?
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If you're looking for a high end patchbay I highly recommend checking out our AudioLot Mixbay.

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If you're looking for a high end patchbay I highly recommend checking out our AudioLot Mixbay.

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Wow...Very nice, thanks for posting that.
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Switchcraft StudioPatch series is nice stuff.
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I use the DB25/TT bays from Redco, as I move my gear between rooms often enough to make soldering a no go. If you can keep pretty permanent in location and don't mind the work, a hardwired patchbay will save a lot of money.
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I use the DB25/TT bays from Redco, as I move my gear between rooms often enough to make soldering a no go. If you can keep pretty permanent in location and don't mind the work, a hardwired patchbay will save a lot of money.
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Switchcraft StudioPatch series is nice stuff.
Yes. I've rebuilt our bays using StudioPatch 9625s and they are very solid. Worth the investment IMO.
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Mitchell and Mosses or Audio Accessories... Also DL is the way to go!
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