Millenium PB48 5-stars Reviews

Bay

can't say much. it does what it was made to. since I never owned other brands - can't compare noise levels it presents. over all Millenium Bay is better than no bay at all

very well made

Excellent value for money, the build quality is solid & feels like it'll last for years. Of course at this price, it only does semi-normalled connections but 95% that's what most people need anyway and it's a great budget option

Very good product.

Cheap but good. I have been using two of them in my studio for a few years and have no problems at all. Good connector contact. For the price it's just perfect.

Basic patchbay but does the job

I've never bought a patchbay before because there was always some more interesting piece of equipment that actually did something to the sound that could be bought for the same money.

This patch bay is so affordable it's really worth having to avoid having to keep going to the back of your outboard and plugging/unplugging things. In fact I'd pay more than this.

There's no mode switching options and I understand the durability may not be as good as more expensive patch bays if you're planning on constant use, but it's still very useful.

Economy patch bay

Price was a driving issue in my choice of patchbay. Whilst it feels a little economy in places I haven't encountered any functional issues as yet. It is installed in a portable rack mainly linked into an FCA1616 for ease of access as a portable recording unit in conjunction with my laptop and it hasn't failed me yet. 1U, a fairly tight install, but got there in the end.

Patch bay

I have a neutrik bay and this patch bay. they pretty much look identical! This is a great, reliable patch bay. the only difference between this and the neutrik is that that the grip on the jack cables does seem a tiny bit looser than the neutrik.... but this does not seem to affect the connection or quality.