
Steel 1U rack panel with 4 D-type XLR holes. Ideal for DIY patch bays & rack setups, on stage or studio.
The Pulse 19” 1U Rack Panel with 4x D Type XLR Holes is an ideal solution for integrating XLR connections into a 19” rack setup, whether on stage or in a studio. This panel is designed to help you create a professional-looking DIY patch bay or add extra connection points to your existing rack system.
Constructed from steel with a black powder-coated finish, this rack panel offers a robust and durable solution while remaining lightweight. The panel is designed for simple and quick installation, making it a practical choice for both professional and home studio environments.
Key Features
This rack panel is a versatile component for any audio or stage setup, providing a clean and efficient way to manage XLR connections. Its standard 483mm width ensures a universal fit for 19” rack enclosures, making it a reliable choice for your equipment.
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