Neutrik 32-Port XLR Pass-Thru Panel

The NYS-SPP-32 is exactly what it looks like: a 2U panel of 32 Neutrik feedthrough XLR connectors with nothing in between. No active circuitry, no transformers, no power draw — signal goes in one side and comes straight out the other. Its job is to give every cable coming off a 32-channel stage box a clean, labeled home at the rack face, turning what would otherwise be a tangle of fanout cables at the back of your rack into a front-panel patch field you can actually work with during a show. At 60mm deep, it barely intrudes into the rack at all.

Thirty-two ports maps perfectly to a full DL32, S32, or Rio3224-D2 stage box — one connector per channel, no compromises. Because these are Neutrik feedthroughs, the locking mechanism and contact quality are the same you'd expect from any Neutrik chassis connector, which matters when a local stagehand is yanking cables in a hurry at load-in. The panel draws zero watts and weighs 2.3kg fully unpopulated, so it won't stress your rack's weight budget. What it will do is add a complete layer of wiring behind the panel — plan for that depth behind the rack before you commit the position.

This panel earns its place in any analog or hybrid rig where you're running a full 32-channel stage box and want a reliable, repeatable front-panel interface — monitor world rigs especially benefit, since the engineer needs to swap and re-patch quickly between changeovers. If your inputs are predominantly networked via Dante or AVB and you're only landing a handful of analog lines, 32 ports is overkill and a smaller 8- or 16-port panel will serve you better. Likewise, if you need normalling or attenuation between points, a true patchbay replaces this — the NYS-SPP-32 is a feedthrough, not a signal router.