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Feature:
The features are fine... that's not the issue. If you can't pass audio, what's the point?
Quality:
This product couldn't be cheaper in build quality. From the thin front panel all the way through the cheap Chinese-made modules.
Value:
If you include my time, this is a terrible value.
Desirability:
A patch bay is a patch bay.
Sound:
I bought two of these on line for use in a speaker development lab. My boss warned me about Behringer quality, but I ignored him thinking that there couldn't be anything difficult about patch bay hardware, and the price was right. I spent two weeks blowing tuner cleaner through these, and am still chasing grounding problems due to poor connections at the patch bay.
Support:
I can't say, as I haven't bothered to call. What can they possibly say?
Overall:
Stay clear of this junk, or don't. If you don't, you will be back cutting a pasting my review into your own.
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Behringer PX1000 48-Point Balanced Patch Bay
The Ultrapatch PX1000 is a professional multi-functional 48-point balanced patchbay. Each channel can be aligned in 5 different modes, giving you the highest possible flexibility. There are fully balanced high-quality 1/4 in. TRS connectors, and the super-rugged metal construction assures long life and durability.
Review of Behringer PX1000 48-Point Balanced Patch Bay
Feature:
The features are fine... that's not the issue. If you can't pass audio, what's the point?
Quality:
This product couldn't be cheaper in build quality. From the thin front panel all the way through the cheap Chinese-made modules.
Value:
If you include my time, this is a terrible value.
Desirability:
A patch bay is a patch bay.
Sound:
I bought two of these on line for use in a speaker development lab. My boss warned me about Behringer quality, but I ignored him thinking that there couldn't be anything difficult about patch bay hardware, and the price was right. I spent two weeks blowing tuner cleaner through these, and am still chasing grounding problems due to poor connections at the patch bay.
Support:
I can't say, as I haven't bothered to call. What can they possibly say?
Overall:
Stay clear of this junk, or don't. If you don't, you will be back cutting a pasting my review into your own.
View all Analog Patchbays