Behringer PX3000 Ultrapatch Pro Patchbay

totally fine. does what it needs to do. much higher quality than the neutrix patchbay, which does not live up to the brand name. this is well beyond the brand name in quality.

1 year ago. it makes sense to route my instrumentals between my mixer, effects and my soundcard. 3 Mode: Normal, normal and half thru.

I wore out my popular brand patch bay , so I needed something new and balanced for a rack-mounted, portable 16-channel Pro Tools recording project involving a DIgi 003R and a ART Tube Opto Pre. I didn't want to monkey around with a traditional Normal/Half-Normal setup, and theres no way i'm dropping $ on a TTY solder-your own setup: This unit fits the bill. There are switches on the top for configuration.Balanced I/O is the way to go, and sometimes it's just better to get a new and clean patch bay. 48 balanced points for $? Totally worth it.

I use the product to change the order of my bass guitar effects chain. Its quicker than kneeling down and reordering the cables between effects and its much cheaper than a midi footswitch system. The item has tight connections, easy switching between signal paths and clean sound quality.

I use it for 10 years. It is the only patch that I tried was also the cheapest in symmetrical. for use in home studio, it does, but over time some connections and connections have bad contacts.