Millenium PB16 XLR In/Out

I bought this as a way of getting the I/O from outboard to the front of my rack for patching effects units around a bit - and it works really well.

There are no quality issues that I could see with the unit I bought and its used all the time in a studio.

Good price and operationally as you might expect from a more expensive unit.

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It does what its supposed too. Inputs doesn't have a cable lock which is bad basically

So the headline might not make sense. Let me explain.

My needs changed. I need 12 inputs and 4 outputs.
I was hoping that inside the patch bay there are inputs and outputs connected by a cable, hence the size and it would only require unscrewing the front and back and flipping the connectors.

Unfortunately, they're connected through a PCB, so it's not an easy swap.

But if it's a PCB, it's unnecessarily deep for that. It could have been half or even a third of the depth and it would have still worked.

does what it says, channels in, channels out. no noticeable influence in sound quality, sturdy connectors.

Like almost everyone else I use this to allow easy access to the XLR ins and outs on the back of my rack mixer from the front panel. It does the job perfectly and it's very reasonably priced.

Solid build, really works great. Don't get fooled by the low price. Get it.

I use this for bringing my balanced ins & outs from the back of my rack gear to the front for easy repatching and it's great. XLR patchbays seem to be quite thin on the ground but this is a perfectly good one, works well and very strong metal construction. I'm sure it will last me decades!

Does the job :-)

Cheaper than building it myself and less hassle, worth it.

Using as patch bay bethween control room and live room.Works fine.