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Switchcraft MMVP48K175T 2x48 Normalled DIN Patchbay

Maximize Patching Density with the Switchcraft MMVP Patchbay The Switchcraft MMVP DIN 1.0/2.3 Patchbay offers high-density, high-definition video patching in a compact 1RU design. Featuring 2x48 normalled and terminated channels, this patchbay is ideal for professional video production environmen...

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Overview

Maximize Patching Density with the Switchcraft MMVP Patchbay

The Switchcraft MMVP DIN 1.0/2.3 Patchbay offers high-density, high-definition video patching in a compact 1RU design. Featuring 2x48 normalled and terminated channels, this patchbay is ideal for professional video production environments.

Specifications:

  • Series: MMVP
  • Format: 2x48
  • Termination: DIN 1.0 / 2.3 rear termination
  • Compliance: SMPTE 424M specifications for HD patching
  • Rated Speed: 3GHz
  • Rack Units: 1RU

Specifications

Type
Patchbay
Configuration
2x48 Normalled
Connector Type
DIN

Frequently Asked Questions

A normalled patchbay means that a signal automatically flows from one point to another without needing a patch cable, but inserting a cable into a jack breaks this normal connection.
This patchbay offers 2 rows of 48 connection points, providing a total of 96 individual jacks for routing audio signals.
While the 2x48 normalled DIN configuration is versatile, its suitability depends on specific cabling needs and the complexity of signal routing in either studio or live sound environments.
This patchbay is designed for use with cables terminated with DIN connectors, which are common in certain professional audio and MIDI applications.
Yes, despite being normalled, inserting a patch cable into a jack on this unit will break the normal connection, allowing for flexible signal routing as needed.