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Gear / Technical Help => Cables => Topic started by: bagtagsell on November 20, 2004, 09:01:52 PM
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Can I use an xlr cable to run out of aes. WIll i be losing anything?
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In a pinch? Yeah, it might work. As a rule though, no use an aes cable.
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Can I use an xlr cable to run out of aes. WIll i be losing anything?
you could for very short runs, but using a good quality 110ohm AES/EBU cable is highly recommended. Belden 1800F is an excellent one, ime.
marc
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I sent you a PM. Ive got a few feet laying around...
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Can I use an xlr cable to run out of aes. WIll i be losing anything?
you could for very short runs, but using a good quality 110ohm AES/EBU cable is highly recommended. Belden 1800F is an excellent one, ime.
marc
BUMP
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Canare DA206 is great cable also
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i got him taken care of with one of my apogee AES cables
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man...shit...I used to have a Monarcy Audio DIP...cant even remember why I sold it...I guess I never used it...
http://www.monarchyaudio.com/Introduction.html
actully it was one of the older ones...
I still have an nice 1/2 meter AudioWorks DataLink AES cable though...I tote it around so I can be someones hero someday!
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Other TS'ers recommended Belden and canare aes cable... anyone have an opinion on the blue Mogami 3080 AES cable and the cables that "HOTWIRED CABLES" makes? Under $20 w/ shipping for a short aes? Is this cable crap or something?
-Kevin