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Author Topic: are "stubby" XLR connectors any less reliable/durable than regualr connectors?  (Read 2435 times)

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Offline mikesalvo

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should I worry about the durability of these homeamde connectors? Are they just as reliable, and worthy of being in the field?
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I think most folks who use stubbie connectors keep them attached to the device and in a bag.  While they are wonderful (at least the HiHo Silver's) I do not think they'd last real long if you were taking them in and out repeatedly.


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dave's rght. i just had a pair that were stubby on the mic end recently fail on me after months of abuse.
mics: (4)akg c460b(a60,mk46,ck1x,ck1,ck2,ck3,ck61,ck63)
pres: oade m148/edirol wmod ua5
recorders: marantz stock671/oade acm671/fostex busman vintage fr2le

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