Bob On Nov 3, 2014, at 4:07 PM, Matteo Bernacchi <shocca@gmail.com> wrote: Thank you Bob, one other question: is there something available like 16 or 24 input / 16 or 24 output? Could you send it already soldered with xlr f and xlr m cables?
Matteo That depends on what type of connectors your gear has. If you stuff is DB-25 then that’s the way to go. However, if your ins & outs are XLR then get me to solder XLR male & female connectors to your patchbay snakes because you do not want to buy six eight-channel DB-25 to XLR snakes…
Bob On Nov 3, 2014, at 4:22 PM, Matteo Bernacchi <shocca@gmail.com> wrote: What's the best solution in terms of value for money? db25 or direct soldered xlr's?
That’s cool. Yea… you can just list the number and type of connections and I will build you a patchbay with four-foot snakes that will match your gear. Then when you get your patchbay, you can just plug n’ play and get back to making music.
Bob
On Nov 3, 2014, at 5:03 PM, Matteo Bernacchi <shocca@gmail.com> wrote: I got XLR balanced equipment for the most part, sorry for my apparent dumb questions, I just want to get a deeper and torough understanding of patchbay connections, in order to let me choose the best solution Hey Matteo,
On Nov 4, 2014, at 7:26 PM, Matteo Bernacchi <shocca@gmail.com> wrote: Hi Bob, thank you for your patience.
nice patchbays. I have five of those new in boxes but not yet on website.
52 point means 26 input and 26 ouputs? is it right? That should be good for my needs.
26 in and 26 out. That is correct.
I would need snakes with all XLRs except 2 inputs jack trs and 2 outputs jack trs (dbx 166)
no problem.
Let's see if i did my homework: does "normal" means every point on top row is permanently connected to corresponding bottom row until a patch cable is inserted top or bottom?
yes, correct.
please kindly let me know about these points.
sorry for my poor english, is the best you can get from an italian guy.’ you speak english very well. You should read some of my emails…
bob On Nov 5, 2014, at 8:29 PM, Matteo Bernacchi <shocca@gmail.com> wrote:
Thank you Bob let's go ahead, how about money?
Hey Matteo,
I understand top-row all XLR-FEMALE but the last two are 1/4” TRS. The bottom-row all XLR-MALE but the last two are 1/4” TRS. Do you want full normal or no normals?
