Ideal for project studios and commercial facilities, the Switchcraft StudioPatch 6425 Bantam/TT to DB-25 Patchbayis a 64-point Bantam/TT patchbay with rear-panel DB25 connectors for easy, solder-free installation. Thanks to Switchcraft's EZ Norm technology, you can use a flat-head screwdriver to quickly change the signal flow of each channel via the front panel.

Grounding switches allow you to change each channel's sleeves between vertically strapped or isolated ground configuration. Connect your equipment using separately available multichannel breakout cables (DB25 to XLR or DB25 to 1/4" TRS). Changeable destination strips and a downloadable Switchcraft-designed template enable proper labeling and organization of all inputs and outputs.

2 x 32-Point Rows    Durable Bantam/TT Jacks    Rear-Panel DB25 Connectors    Change Normal with Flat-Head Screwdriver    Programmable Grounds    Changeable Designation Strips    Occupies 1 RU of Rack Space    Built by Hand in the USA

• 32 channels (two 32-point rows)
• Durable Bantam/TT jacks
• Change the signal flow of each channel to full-, half-, or non-normalled with the twist of a screwdriver
• Occupies 1 RU of space in any standard 19" equipment rack
• TT patch cables available separately
• Built by hand in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Compatible with Canon 70D and Canon T3i?

A: This cable will work with both cameras.

Q: 2. Is this cable absolutely necessary if connecting the Zoom H6 to the mic input on a Canon EOS SL3 DSLR ?

A: Yes you will need an attenuating cable to adjust the outgoing line level audio signal to the microphone level required by the camera.

Q: 3. Can this be used with a 3.5mm or 1/8 in extension? If so, I'd want that on the line level side right?

A: I don't think it matters which side, there is an attenuator in hot wire in the circuit, personally I would put the side being attenuated (camera side) directly into equipment and have the full power side with the extension. Standard cable length issues apply for the extension.

Q: 4. What does half-normal patchbay operation refer to?

A: In a normalled patch bay, each set of jacks vertically have an internal connection between them. Top is generally the output of a device, bottom being an input. When a cable is inserted into either jack the connection is broken and signal routed through the cable elsewhere. A half normalled bay allows you to insert a cable into the top jack without breaking the internal connection similar to using a Y-Cable. The signal will then be routed internally to its normal destination as well as the inserted patch cables destination.

Q: 5. Canthis work with canon m50?

A: Yes, this attenuator cable could connect the headphone output of a device to the Canon M50.

Q: 6. Which end goes to which? There are no example pictures.

A: The side of the cable that is labeled 'Line-Level' on the Sescom 3.5 mm Line to Mic -25 dB Audio Cable for Zoom H6 (9") would connect to the line-level output on the recorder. The other side is the 'Mic-Level' connector, which would connect to the microphone input on your DSLR camera or camcorder.

Q: 7. Is this also compatible with the Zoom H5?

A: I use in on an H5.

Q: 8. Can I reverse the cable sides like the camera side in the H6 line out and the h6 side into the camera?

A: You can do that but that will not attenuate your signal and defeat the whole purpose of using an attenuation cable.

Q: 9. Can this tripod be used as handle for selfies/vlogs?

A: Yup it works i tried after you asked. you do have to use the 2 or 10 second timer

Q: 10. I need to use a dB meter while attached to something like a selfie stick. Can I turn it on, and the hold the unit about 4 feet away from me and still have it get a reading, without constantly pressing down on a button?

A: This unit would not be appropriate for your requirements, because it is made to go into a rack with a sound system, and runs off of AC power. I would consider a portable dB meter, such as the Galaxy Audio CM-130 CHECK MATE - Battery Operated SPL Meter, BH #GACM130.