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Gear / Technical Help => Cables => Topic started by: cleantone on December 11, 2005, 11:40:18 AM
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I'm finally gonna start using an external clock on my rig. I'm 99% sure that you just use 75ohm cables with BNC connectors. Thought I post real quick to make sure. Back me up?
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yep
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thanks +t!
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Just curious - what clock are you using?
Dirk
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yep 75ohm it is. Also curious as to what master you are using. We run Lucid's here are work. Although on occassion wee use the DCS as a master.
h
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Heard some pretty good things about the Lucid clocks.
I use a Rosendahl Nanoclocks myself.
Dirk
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I'm not buying a generater. I'm broke. I am just gonna play with using the clock from my V3 for shits and giggles. This would be apposed to the internal on my MOTU units. Any input? I haven't had money for gear in over a year.
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MOTU is considered to be pretty marginal in the pres and converters department, in the grand scheme of things. Lesser digital units tend to benefit tremendously from a good clock source.
I would imagine the Grace clock will be a significant improvement for you. Maybe not as good as a dedicated outboard clock generator, but I'd be surprised if it wasn't a nice step up from the internal MOTU clock.
Good luck!
Dirk
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MOTU is considered to be pretty marginal in the pres and converters department, in the grand scheme of things. Lesser digital units tend to benefit tremendously from a good clock source.
Thanks. That's why I thought I'd try this. I use outboard preamps and the line inputs mostly but the clock will still help I think.
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MOTU is considered to be pretty marginal in the pres and converters department, in the grand scheme of things. Lesser digital units tend to benefit tremendously from a good clock source.
I would imagine the Grace clock will be a significant improvement for you. Maybe not as good as a dedicated outboard clock generator, but I'd be surprised if it wasn't a nice step up from the internal MOTU clock.
Good luck!
Dirk
agreed. it certainly can't hurt!!!