Wolff Audio expands their digitally controlled patchbay lineup after the ProPatch 128R achieved commercial success during late 2024. The company plans to release three additional models this year. The ProPatch 32R handles 16x16 routing while the 64R manages 32x32 connections and the 200R processes 100x100 patch points. Each system uses proprietary relay technology that maintains passive signal connections without active electronics.
The patchbays deliver transparent audio performance by eliminating buffers and amplifiers from signal paths. Studios can integrate these units with existing Bantam and TT patchbay installations. Future digital expansion cards will provide Dante and USB connectivity options. Software applications for Windows and Mac platforms control all routing functions through drag-and-drop interfaces.
Jay Porter from Wolff Audio states that various studio sizes require this technology. The 64R becomes available during August 2025 followed by the 32R in early September. The company expects to ship the 200R model by late September 2025. Pricing information remains undisclosed for all three models.
The patchbays deliver transparent audio performance by eliminating buffers and amplifiers from signal paths. Studios can integrate these units with existing Bantam and TT patchbay installations. Future digital expansion cards will provide Dante and USB connectivity options. Software applications for Windows and Mac platforms control all routing functions through drag-and-drop interfaces.
Jay Porter from Wolff Audio states that various studio sizes require this technology. The 64R becomes available during August 2025 followed by the 32R in early September. The company expects to ship the 200R model by late September 2025. Pricing information remains undisclosed for all three models.
