| Subject: | What is the best mic cable for nature recordings |
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| From: | "Russell Dawkins" airbornerecording |
| Date: | Tue Sep 25, 2007 10:23 am ((PDT)) |
Mike, Specs, schmeks! I have used L-4E6S for 20 years with a ribbon stereo mic which requires a fair bit of gain at the mic pre. I have 35', 50' and 200' lengths. I mostly use the 35 and 50, often combined for 85'. In all those years I have never had an RFI problem and only maybe three times EMI, when the cable was very near a wall wart. Based on this, I would buy L-4E5C for your purposes without any concern. Russell |
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