| Subject: | Re: What XLR cables would you choose as your best cables and why? |
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| From: | "Roger Norwood" bigrogsound |
| Date: | Mon Aug 13, 2007 8:45 am ((PDT)) |
>My concern is the wear and tear on my Sony MZ-200 microphone jack. Because of the weight of the 5 foot cable... The idea is to leave the 3.5 stereo jack to socket adaptor permanently attached to your recorder input and do all the plugging in & out to that thus relieving the MD input jack of the stress involved. The FEL socket saver is a stereo device and will do that job very well. cheers Roger BigRogSound Roger Norwood 07970 542 945 |
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