[1.35 lb] I needed something to clean up cables running from our switcher. We needed something that we could unplug and plug in without messing things up. This works just perfect for that.

[Black] This is my first patch bay in a long time. There is one viable cheaper option from another brand, but the front panel normal/half-thru switches on this one swayed me, even though I was unsure if I would use them. They turned out to be very convenient as a did a few rapid reconfigurations of my studio. If you aren't going TT, this is a nice entry-level option.

[1.35 lb] Well built patch bay does what it’s supposed to. Only niggle is the switches for normal/half normal are difficult to get to once it’s all plugged in but I never need to change them so it’s not a big deal

[Black] I purchased two of these units and love them both. They are built like tanks and I particularly love that the Normal, Half-Normal, and Thru switches are on the front of the units: it makes it so convenient to switch modes on the fly.

B&H were great, too. The ordering was easy (on-line), and the delivery was just as promised. Thanks guys.

[2 lbs] It's better than the rest, built well, solid and smart construction
with the toggle switches in the front for Normal, Half-Normal and Thru. Innovative design making my life easier.

[2 lbs] I am currently only using this in Thru but it is really nice to have the other modes available at the flick of switch. One of my old Patch bays, you had to pull the ports themselves out and flip them.



I have only been using it for a couple weeks now but so far so good.

[Black] Met my needs perfectly. I swapped out some of the SDI jacks for Ethernet pass throughs, so I can connect my PTZ cameras quickly to the system without opening the back of the rack.

[Metal] Consistent machining and build quality. Was pleased with the overall sturdiness and accuracy of workmanship.

[1.35 lb] I had a perfectly functioning Behringer unit, but decided to replace it with the Samson recently. The construction is better than the Behringer, and it feels more substantial. But the big feature for me was having the Normal/Half Normal/Thru switches for each channel on the front panel so it can be easily changed without pulling out the rack. Additionally those switches on the Behringer are sliding switches and they are on top, so I would have to put a piece of gaff tape over the to keep them from changing position when putting the patchbay in the rack or taking it out.

[Black] I read a lot of reviews before purchasing this patchbay. I was originally saving up to purchase a TT patchbay, but due to budget and convenience I went with this TRS patchbay. I am very happy with my purchase. The unit itself feels very solid, and the cables connected to the back dont come loose (a problem ive experienced on other TRS patchbays). Build quality is excellent, and the normalling switches on the front are extremely useful