yes, forget about it. no difference in sound and the fact that your not wor=
king with a rig that you're carrying on shoulder, having 2 xlr cables are a=
cheap and good way to do what you need to.
the star quad and having y splitters on each end would be more useful when =
you're worried about bulkiness and not wanting to carry too much when worki=
ng with a portable setup. learning the basics in soldering will keep costs =
down when needing specialized cables. i make (almost) everything i need. sa=
ves more money for the equipment that matters, mics and recorders.
cheers,
P.
--- In "rayb" <> wrote:
>
> Maybe I'll forget about the star quad cables for now and go with the stan=
dard mic cables at around 25' - 30'. From the feedback I've been getting it=
seems like the sound quality won't be effected whatsoever by the 25' to 30=
' length. And besides the standard cables are a heck of lot cheaper.
>
> --- In Michael Raphael <mraphael@> wrot=
e:
> >
> > You really should be fine at 25 feet and really stick with the 2 cables=
. It is pretty manageable.
> >
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