CoreSWX Gold Mount Bracket w/ A 4-PIN XLR Input Option And 2 P-TAP Outputs

CoreSWX Gold Mount Bracket with 4-Pin XLR Input Option and 2 P-Tap Outputs | Power connections in a Gold Mount bracket

The defining design decision is the Gold Mount format: CoreSWX has built this bracket around that battery mount, making it relevant to a setup already organised around Gold Mount. It’s for camera operators and crew who need a bracket with a choice of power connections in the same product. The title identifies a 4-pin XLR input option and two P-Tap outputs, so the practical appeal is clear: there’s an input connection and two output connections to work with. That makes it worth considering when those specific connection types are part of your power plan. It’s a focused piece of rig hardware rather than a general-purpose accessory, and the connection layout is the main reason to look at this particular version. If those are the connections your setup calls for, the product name gives you the key points to compare.

When choosing a power bracket, it helps to separate the mount from the connections. Here, Gold Mount describes the bracket’s battery-mount format; the 4-pin XLR input option and the pair of P-Tap outputs describe its connections. Keep those distinctions in mind when comparing it with other parts of a rig. The wording “input option” matters: this version is identified as offering that option, while the two P-Tap connections are described as outputs. There’s no need to infer a connector count beyond what the name says: one XLR input option and two P-Tap outputs. That’s a concise specification, and a useful one if you’re matching a bracket to equipment that calls for those connection types. I’d treat the exact connection names as the deciding detail here, not assume anything about additional ports or camera compatibility.

Technical Specifications

• Product type: Gold Mount bracket
• Input option: 4-pin XLR
• Outputs: 2 P-Tap