Neutrik 24-Port XLR Pass-Thru Panel

The NYS-SPP-24 is a 2U pass-through panel — nothing more, nothing less. Twenty-four Neutrik feedthrough XLRs, female on both faces, wired straight through with no active circuitry, no power draw, no conversion happening inside the box. Its job is to give your rack a single, organized termination point where the stage snake meets your gear, so you're not chasing loose cables through the back of the rack at every load-in. For a full-band IEM rig or a playback setup that also handles comms and click distribution, 24 ports is a genuinely useful number.

At 60mm deep and 1.8kg, this panel fits comfortably in a shallow touring rack without fighting for depth against your wireless gear or IEM transmitters. Because it's purely passive, it sits anywhere in the rack without thermal or power-sequencing concerns. The practical math: 24 ports covers a typical six- or seven-piece band input list plus a handful of sends back to stage — mix bus outputs to floor wedges, click to drummer, talk-back return — with a few ports left over for playback stems or a comms channel. That headroom matters when production adds a track the morning of show.

This panel belongs in a rig where analog signal routing between the stage box and rack gear needs to be clean, repeatable, and immediately readable by anyone walking up to the rack. If your rig is already fully networked with a single Cat6 snake and no analog splits, you don't need it. If you're running fewer than sixteen inputs and outputs combined, the 16-port sibling saves you a rack unit. But if you're on a full-band tour or corporate show where a local stagehand needs to patch into your system without your supervision, the NYS-SPP-24 is the thing that makes that safe.