| Subject: | Re: Any suggestions for thin, ultra-flexible mic cable? |
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| From: | "Mike Wall" walunit |
| Date: | Sat Jun 20, 2009 9:04 am ((PDT)) |
Hi Scott, That's a good idea. I played with it and decided it would really painful to= =A0terminate two cables in the 5-pin XLR housing. At the Y junction (in my case it's more like a W) I have a layer of insulat= ion, a layer of grounded metal tape, and then another layer of insulation. = I'll find out if it works well enough and has longevity! Thanks much, Mike=A0 --- On Sat, 6/20/09, Scott Fraser <> wrote: |
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