Standard rear connector options are Jack, RCA phono and direct solder, but we can supply a combination of these to special order and for more demanding applications, gold contact versions are also available. It can also be used for mixer insert points without the need for special ‘splitter’ leads. The Isopatch can be used for most types of audio signal including mono, stereo, balanced and unbalanced lines. In fact, if the Isopatch is already installed, you don’t even have to unplug the rear connectors. Unlike many patch panels, the Isopatch offers half or full normalising on every channel, by simply soldering across special ‘program pads’ on the top PCB – No special tools are needed and there’s nothing to take apart. The use of flexible jumper cables between top and bottom PCBs means that the Isopatch can be opened up for servicing if needed. This type of construction makes the Isopatch very solid and gives full access to most of the circuitry including parallel points and the special ‘program pads’ for normalising. The new Isopatch still has all sockets mounted on two horizontal printed circuit boards (PCBs), rather than vertical cards that can sometimes pop out in use. The new Jack design helps to keep out the contaminants that shorten contact life, they also have a smart chromed ring which gives an improved ‘feel’ when plugging and un-plugging as well as looking pretty cool! The new Isopatch retains the design strengths of its predecessor, but now has 48 Jacks that are of a new, fully-enclosed design. When we introduced the original Isopatch back in 1983, we knew that it would be popular, but we didn’t know that it would remain a best seller for so long. The Signex Isopatch CPJ48T is a patch bay with two rows of 24 type A Jacks in 1U of rack space.
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