| Subject: | Re: Hydrophone cables--formerly "extension cables" |
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| From: | "Grant Finlay" grantfinlay |
| Date: | Wed Jan 27, 2010 11:42 pm ((PST)) |
--- In Robb Nichols <> wrote: > Grant, Are you saying that the cable is microphonic, or that the > hydrophone is picking up sounds in air? The cable is microphonic, just looking for a simple solution.. > It might be helpful to know what hydrophone you are using and how your > XLR adapter is wired. > > Regards, Robb they're from jez riley French @ http://hydrophones.blogspot.com (I'm very happy with them otherwise, just would like to fix this small issue.) Wired: pin 2 + pin 1&3 jumper The cables were used both coiled up or laid out flat, if that has any influence. Regards, Grant. |
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