| Subject: | 2. Re: Microphone cabling - A source for 5-pin XLR |
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| From: | "Greg Simmons" simmosonics |
| Date: | Thu Sep 11, 2008 12:28 am ((PDT)) |
--- In "John Moore" <> wrote: > They also make a 5-Pin Stereo XLR Female to Dual 3-pin XLR Male > Y-Cable that is 18 inches long: model #CAXSTE, but for some reason > they don't make the 5-Pin Stereo XLR Male to Dual 3-pin XLR Female > Y-Cable as a stock cable... There is less demand for it. The 5-pin male to dual 3-pin female Y cable would be commonly used by people with mics that have a 5-pin stereo output (Rode NT4, AudioTechnica AT825, Royer SF12/SF24, etc.) and need to separate it into two separate channels. But few people would need to go the other way, unless they wish to use their 5-pin cable for standard two-channel use as well (as I do). - Greg Simmons |
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