High Quality Patchbay

soupking · 26th February 2007

Okay, I know this is something I could 'search' for. I did. I didn't see anythign obvious and I'm at work, so please bear with me.

At night I'm constructing my studio. I already have a hand-made XLR patchbay for mic->pre. Now I need an internal TRS patchbay for outboard - mixer options. A good one that won't affect my signal at all.

Does anybody have any suggestions?

Thanks for your time.
-soupking

Tone Obsessed · 27th February 2007

Here's the place: http://www.patchbays.com

Ask for Tom, he's built all my stuff and guys like Vintage King use him as well.

Professional, fast, reasonable, and custom is what they do = no artifacts introduced into signal chain.

Good luck,
TJ

soupking · 27th February 2007

Awesome TJ.Thanks!

tINY · 27th February 2007

You might consider the Neutrik patchbays too....

The LF series are top notch and about the 1/3 price.

At less than 1/8 the cost, you can get the NYS series that work well for studios that don't have multiple sessions scheduled for 40-60 hours each week....

-tINY

soupking · 27th February 2007

Wow, so wear-and-tear is a big determining material factor in patchbay purchasing eh? Not just conductivity?

tINY · 27th February 2007

Yep - you pay for durability. All of the contacts are just fine when they are new....

-tINY

Barish · 27th February 2007

Samson's S-Patch series is much better than Neutrik's NYS series at the lower end.

Take my word for it.

B.

26th February 2007	#1
soupking Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 3,337 Thread Starter	High Quality Patchbay Okay, I know this is something I could 'search' for. I did. I didn't see anythign obvious and I'm at work, so please bear with me. At night I'm constructing my studio. I already have a hand-made XLR patchbay for mic->pre. Now I need an internal TRS patchbay for outboard - mixer options. A good one that won't affect my signal at all. Does anybody have any suggestions? Thanks for your time. -soupking

27th February 2007	#2
Tone Obsessed Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2006 Location: Mid-Atlantic Posts: 218	Go here: Here's the place: http://www.patchbays.com Ask for Tom, he's built all my stuff and guys like Vintage King use him as well. Professional, fast, reasonable, and custom is what they do = no artifacts introduced into signal chain. Good luck, TJ

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27th February 2007	#4
tINY Gear Guru Joined: Jul 2004 Location: Orygun Posts: 10,234	You might consider the Neutrik patchbays too.... The LF series are top notch and about the 1/3 price. At less than 1/8 the cost, you can get the NYS series that work well for studios that don't have multiple sessions scheduled for 40-60 hours each week.... -tINY

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Barish Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2004 Location: Istanbul, Turkey Posts: 1,803	Samson's S-Patch series is much better than Neutrik's NYS series at the lower end. Take my word for it. B.