Marshall Electronics VESA Mount with Dual XLR Outputs (Gold Mount) - VBATAB
Power up to two devices simultaneously via 4-pin XLR outputs with this Marshall Electronics VESA Mount with Dual XLR Outputs, in a Gold mount version. Attach it to a VESA mount bracket on one side, and attach your Gold mount battery on the other. The 4-pin XLR outputs are provided on the bottom so that your cables can hang more neatly from below.
Features
- Power up to Two Devices Simultaneously
- 4-Pin XLR Outputs
What our Experts Think
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Secure VESA Mounting – Designed for standard VESA‑compatible displays, providing a stable, professional installation.
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Built‑In Dual XLR Outputs – Integrates two XLR audio outputs, simplifying audio routing for field and studio workflows.
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Gold Mount Power Support – Allows powering compatible gear directly from a Gold Mount battery, ideal for mobile and on‑location setups.
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Durable Construction – Rugged build quality stands up to frequent use in production, ENG, and broadcast environments.
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Clean Cable Management – Thoughtful design helps maintain tidy setups with minimal signal interference.
Q&A
Q: What is the VBATAB mount designed for?
A: A VESA monitor mount with integrated dual XLR audio outputs, ideal for adding balanced audio connectivity to VESA‑compatible displays.
Q: Which monitor sizes does it support?
A: Fits displays with standard VESA mounting patterns (e.g., 75×75 mm or 100×100 mm) for most professional monitors.
Q: What audio connections are included?
A: Two XLR balanced audio outputs for clean line‑level audio distribution to mixers, recorders, or intercom systems.
Q: Does it include power or signal conversion?
A: No — it’s a mounting bracket with built‑in XLR pass‑through, not an active signal converter.
Q: Who should use this accessory?
A: Broadcast and AV professionals needing secure monitor mounting with convenient balanced audio access in studios, trucks, or on location.
Maintenance Tips
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Check Mounting Screws – Ensure VESA bolts are tight for secure monitor attachment.
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Inspect XLR Connectors – Keep dual XLR outputs clean and free of dust; use compressed air if needed.
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Avoid Cable Strain – Do not bend or pull XLR cables sharply; use cable ties or strain relief.
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Maintain Gold Mount Contacts – Wipe contacts gently with a dry cloth to ensure reliable power connection.
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Protect from Moisture & Dust – Store in a dry, clean environment when not in use.
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Test Connections Regularly – Ensure proper signal and power transfer before each use.
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Avoid Overloading – Only mount monitors and devices within specified weight limits.
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