Nagra has consistently been "strange" in their color coding, Michael.
We use blue for left (it has an "l" in it so that old timers can
remember which is which) and green for right (has an "r" in it =96 old
timers, again). Whatever coding system you use, just be consistent so
it can be replicated. Otherwise there's no authority other than
precedent (of which there are several to choose from).
Bernie
On Nov 11, 2007, at 7:10 AM, Michael Raphael wrote:
> I was out the other day with someone who was recording MS, and their
> cables were color coded, so Input 1 (cardiod) was red and input 2
> (figure of eight) was Green. I was told that this was based on a
> Nagra design. It struck me as odd at first . . . . Has anyone seen
> this kind of orientation before?
>
> Thanks,
> Michael
>
>
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