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[Aaron Johnson]

The part numbers I referenced in the OP are actual Phoenix Contact part numbers.  Haven't verified the many other PNs posted.  Yes, Euroblock is the more generic term.

[George Binder]

QSC uses a 3-position Euroblock/Phoenix connector with a 5.08mm pitch on their IO Cards.  They typically supply an Altech P/N 37.003 with those cards.
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Altech/37003/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMsDddcp1dBDJBlpCIgkVoJz9LFISpEKpmA%3d

[Mac Kerr]

QSC uses a 3-position Euroblock/Phoenix connector

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[Charles Beauregard]

I'm trying to track down part numbers for the various phoenix plugs DSP manufacturers use.  I think this would be good information to have.  So here's the list, if you have the part number fill it in.

Biamp - Audia/Nexia:   3-Pole Green = 1776168, 3-Pole Black = 1776207, 3-Pole Orange =  1976010, 5-Pole Black =  1776197
BSS - Soundweb London:   6-Pole Orange = ?, 12-Pole Orange =
Media Matrix - Nion:   12-Pole Black =
Media Matrix - X-Frame:   3-Pole Black =
Rane - RPM88/RPM44/RPM22 et.al.:  3-Pole Green = 1776168, 5-Pole Green = 1757048 or 1776142
Symetrix - SymNet:   3-Pole Green =
Symetrix - Jupiter:   12-pole Green =

QSC CX108V amplifier output Phoenix euro block connector : 1777781

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