| Subject: | Re: extension cables |
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| From: | "Grant Finlay" grantfinlay |
| Date: | Wed Jan 27, 2010 3:22 pm ((PST)) |
Slightly O/T but related.. I've recently brought some hydrophones and tested them out a few days ago. Very happy with the quality of the underwater recordings BUT have noticed they seem to be microphonic, as in pick up audio from above the water at a very low level but just audible. info: Approx 10m cable, unbalanced jack to XLR input plug, into my SQN mixer. Is the simple solution to shorten the unbalanced cable? (But I still want some length on the cable though) Sorry if it seems like a dumb question but I only ever use professional "balanced" equipment and have never come across this issue before... Grant http://naturesounds.co.nz |
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