Can i have a 80 meters long Xlr without loosing quality ?
Okey, thank you very much :D
Quote from: mshilarious on April 15, 2011, 09:56:50 PM
If the source is balanced and low impedance and the receiving unit has a balanced input, and you have a reasonable quality, properly assembled cable, then yes.
would running from a cd player > mixer > powered speakers count
how about 1/4 instead of xlr
???
thanks
Quote from: willndmb on April 17, 2011, 08:46:52 PM
Quote from: mshilarious on April 15, 2011, 09:56:50 PM
If the source is balanced and low impedance and the receiving unit has a balanced input, and you have a reasonable quality, properly assembled cable, then yes.
would running from a cd player > mixer > powered speakers count
how about 1/4 instead of xlr
???
thanks
does your CD player/mixer have balanced out and the speakers balanced in? (whether 1/4" or XLR doesn't matter so much since both can be balanced)
I helps if you have the needed amplification (microphone preamp) nearest to the mics. And run the line level signal over the distance. But I guess it depends on what qualifies as loss of quality. A long cable will likely have a higher impedance which might affect some mics more than others.