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Gear / Technical Help => Battery Boxes, Preamps, Mixers, ADCs, and Processors => Topic started by: bagtagsell on November 15, 2004, 06:48:40 PM
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I have a coax out, what device can I get to give me a coax and a toslink out? Running mod sbm-1 w/ coax mod
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Hosa 276
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get a splitter for the coax, then you'll have 2 coax's, off of one of them, run a hosa odl-276 that will go coax>optical
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Hosa 276
Just a note, the Hosa only converts, does not pass signal...
The Midiman CO2 does convert AND pass, but it is very unreliable (the one I had failed within 5 minutes).
I'd go with the coax splitter and Hosa ODL276 behind that...
Terry
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Absolutely. I fired off the response and then realized he was asking about splitting the signal. Dowhat these guys say. You'll still need the odl-276 to convert the signal to optical, though.
EDIT: and yes, steer clear of the C02.... :)
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or get a sony 7pin>optical cable and plug it into the female 7pin on the sbm-1. This way, you'd be passing coax via the coax mod out and an optical via the female 7pin.
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I know that some folks on the JB3 list had problems with the 7 pin optical cable. I ran one for three or four shows and never had a problem, but YMMV....just a thought...
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ran the 7pin > miniplug optical out version for quite a few shows with no problems. Seemed the 7pin>optical problems stemmed from folks running a toslink>miniplug optical adaptor.
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Whatever you do, don't use the Ratshack converter w/ the mod sbm-1 into a JB3 either! Found that out the hard way.
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Whatever you do, don't use the Ratshack converter w/ the mod sbm-1 into a JB3 either! Found that out the hard way.
What did you find out...?
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Pops and clicks galore.
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splitter and ra. splitter is phoenix gold ZPR418
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slightly off-topic, but the SBM-1 doesnt like it when you split the s/pdif to a M1 and none M1 recorder simultaneously. if you do, the M1 will continually loose signal.
I've noticed this with multiple SBM1s running M1+D8, M1+MOTU interfaces and M1+M-Audio interfaces.
the non M1 units retain their s/pdif signal, but you will have problems with the M1
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slightly off-topic, but the SBM-1 doesnt like it when you split the s/pdif to a M1 and none M1 recorder simultaneously. if you do, the M1 will continually loose signal.
I've noticed this with multiple SBM1s running M1+D8, M1+MOTU interfaces and M1+M-Audio interfaces.
the non M1 units retain their s/pdif signal, but you will have problems with the M1
IMO...splitting any signal this way is bunk...asking for trouble....
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also, it helps to use quality splitters, not just some dollar bargain bin splitter, they give you problem afetr problem
a nice ratshack or those phoenix golds wil do the trick nicely IMO