
Professional 2U XLR patch panel with 16 male and 16 female sockets. Steel construction, cable bars, and label strips for organised patching.
The Cliff 2U 32 Port XLR Patch Panel is a professional audio solution designed for studio and stage applications, offering a loaded 2U rack panel with 16 female and 16 male XLR connectors. It provides 32 ports of reliable connectivity, allowing you to manage all your audio lines in one organised, secure unit.
This patch panel features a steel construction with a black powder coat finish, ensuring durability and a sleek, professional appearance in any rack setup. The panel includes 32 holes of Ø24mm, providing space for all connectors, and comes equipped with cable bars and label strips for neat cable management and clear channel identification.
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With its robust design and clear labelling, this patch panel simplifies your audio patching, ensuring a tidy and efficient workflow. It is the ultimate choice for permanent installations and touring rigs alike.
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