Detail 01
48 points
24 top-and-bottom pairs. Each pair is one signal path in and out, so plan channel count before you buy.

Independent shopping perspective
A 48-point 1U TRS patchbay for routing balanced line signals in a rack. For studios tired of recabling behind the desk.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
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.
Detail 01
24 top-and-bottom pairs. Each pair is one signal path in and out, so plan channel count before you buy.
Detail 02
Carries balanced line signal over long runs with less hum pickup than unbalanced connections.
Detail 03
Adjacent channels stay isolated, so a loud signal on one point does not bleed audibly into its neighbor.
Detail 04
The jacks tolerate daily repatching for years before contact wear becomes a problem.
Detail 05
Steel takes rack knocks and cable pull; the plastic shells keep contacts isolated inside.
Detail 06
Standard 19-inch 1U front, 71 mm deep. Add cable bend radius behind it when checking rack clearance.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
48 points is 24 pairs. Each stereo device with an input and output typically consumes several pairs, so count both directions when planning.
TS plugs fit the jacks physically, but you lose the balanced connection and its noise rejection over the run.
One rack unit in a standard 19-inch rack, 483 mm wide by 44 mm high, with 71 mm of depth behind the panel.
It is a passive connection point. Crosstalk exceeds 100 dB of isolation at 1 kHz, so channel-to-channel bleed is not audible in practice.
Reference
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