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User Manual for Black Lion Audio PBR XLR 16F DSub Patchbay

Quick guide for the Black Lion Audio PBR XLR 16F DSub Patchbay. Learn how to connect your audio gear, understand the Tascam DB25 wiring, and find warranty information.

Quick answers from the manual

Quick answer

  • The PBR XLR 16F DSub is a 16-channel patchbay that allows you to connect microphones and audio gear to the front panel, routing them to your mixer or interface via rear DB25 connections. p. 2

Key actions

  • Connect microphones to the front XLR jacks. p. 2
  • Connect rear DB25 jacks to your mixer or interface. p. 2

Problems and fixes

Unit requires service

Contact Black Lion Audio to obtain an RA# before shipping the unit.

p. 1

Technical specifications

Parameter Value Meaning Pages
Connections 16 Female XLR, DB25 Input and output interface types p. 2

Where to find it in the PDF

  • Safety and Warranty p. 1
  • Connections and Usage p. 2
Table of contents

Quick guide from the manual

The Black Lion Audio PBR XLR 16F DSub is a 16-channel patchbay designed to simplify audio routing. It allows you to connect microphones and other audio gear to the front panel, which then routes signals to your mixer, interface, or hardware processors via rear DB25 connections. This setup eliminates the need to constantly reach behind equipment racks to change routing.

Device overview

The unit features 16 female XLR connection points on the front panel. The rear panel is equipped with DB25 jacks that follow standard Tascam DB25 wiring conventions.

Front panel with 16 female XLR connection points.
Front panel with 16 female XLR connection points.

Installation and connection

Connecting your gear:

  • Connect your microphones or other audio devices directly to the 16 female XLR jacks on the front panel.
  • Connect the rear DB25 jacks to the desired inputs of your mixer, interface, or hardware processors.
  • Ensure that your external equipment is compatible with the Tascam DB25 wiring convention used by this patchbay.

Safety and warranty

Safety instructions:

  • Do not use the apparatus near water.
  • Clean the unit only with a dry cloth.
  • Do not install near heat sources such as radiators or stoves.
  • Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
  • Do not attempt to service the unit yourself, as this will void the warranty.

Warranty information:

  • The product comes with a 3-year limited warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.
  • If service is required, contact Black Lion Audio via their website at https://www.blacklionaudio.com/contact to obtain a Return Authorization (RA) number before shipping the unit.
  • The RA number must be clearly written on the outside of the shipping box.
  • For international service, contact the Black Lion Audio distributor in your country.

Practical help

Common problems

Unit is damaged or not operating normally

Do not attempt to service the unit yourself. Contact Black Lion Audio or your local distributor to arrange for professional service.

Need to return the unit for service

You must obtain a Return Authorization (RA) number from Black Lion Audio before shipping. Ensure the unit is packed safely, preferably in original packaging.

Before use

  • Inspect the unit upon receipt for any shipping damage.
  • Ensure you have the correct DB25 cables for your mixer or interface.
  • Verify that your connected hardware supports Tascam DB25 wiring conventions.
  • Ensure the unit is installed away from heat sources and moisture.

Specs in practice

16 Female XLR
Front-panel input points for microphones and audio gear.
DB25 Outputs
Rear-panel connections for routing signals to mixers, interfaces, or processors.
Tascam DB25 Wiring
The standard pinout configuration used for the DB25 connections on this device.

Images and diagrams

  • Front panel: Shows the 16 XLR female jacks for direct connection of audio gear.
  • Rear panel: Shows the DB25 connectors used for routing signals to external hardware.

Model compatibility

  • The rear DB25 connections follow Tascam DB25 wiring conventions.

Manual page author

David Miller

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