control box
noun
1A box containing the mechanism or device by which something (especially electrical or radio signals) may be regulated and controlled within a system.
2A small room in a recording or television studio from which the action or performance may be monitored and directed.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Engineer.
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