Many thanks for your reply Oryoki.
These Hosa cables aren't available in the UK from what I can see. You
have much more choice in the States for stuff like this.And this maker
I've contacted has got me worried about incorrect wiring. I naively
thought that I could buy two leads with the appropriate XLR connectors
for the mics, and a similar 3.5mm jack plug to to dual XLR sockets for
the input; I didn't realise that there were different internal wirings!!
I think he said that the mics were balanced, but the out from the
Phantom wasn't? Does that make sense? He wanted to know whether or not
the LS-10 mic input was low or high impedance; this information I was
able to give him. Anyway, once someone lets me know how these leads
should be wired I'll get him to make them up for me. At this time I'm
not really sure whether or not it's the leads from the mics to the
Phantom, or the Phantom to the LS-10 that are the problem.
Max
oryoki2000 wrote:
> "Max Catterwell" wrote:
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>> I have just bought two AT3032's and am awaiting
>> an ART PHANTOM II for using with my LS-10.
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> Hosa makes a cable that provides two XLR female connectors on one end,
> and a stereo 3.5mm (1/8-inch) miniplug on the other. This cable works
> with my ART Phantom II battery box, which has two XLR male connectors
> for output, and recorders like the Olympus LS-10 that have a 3.5mm
> stereo mic input.
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> The model numbers are
> Hosa CYX-401F a one foot long cable
> Hosa CYX-402F 2 feet long
> Hosa CYX-405F 5 feet long
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> These cables cost less than $20 in USA.
>
> --oryoki
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