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Per-module Normal, non-normal, and half-normal switching
Routing behavior can be configured individually through recessed switches.

Independent shopping perspective
Built for studios that need patching to stay readable as routing grows, the PBR TT LIT combines 96 front TT points with 12 rear DB25 connections. Its bright LED display places a user-defined label at every connection point, so signal paths can be identified without relying on conventional labeling. Configure names from a USB keyboard or with PatchCAD on Mac or Windows, then upload them by USB drive. Recessed module switches provide Normal, non-normal, and half-normal routing options, while the rear grounding connection addresses ground loops.


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Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

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Routing behavior can be configured individually through recessed switches.
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The LED display accommodates compact connection names at each point.
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Provides a grounding connection intended to eliminate ground loops.
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The patchbay uses steel reinforcement and an aluminum front panel.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Each point has a customizable LED label with room for up to six user-defined characters.
Yes. PatchCAD runs on Mac and Windows, uses a spreadsheet-like interface, and exports labels for USB-drive upload.
Each module can be set to Normal, non-normal, or half-normal operation.
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