Can I use an xlr cable to run out of aes. WIll i be losing anything?
In a pinch? Yeah, it might work. As a rule though, no use an aes cable.
Quote from: bagtagsell on November 20, 2004, 09:01:52 PM
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
I sent you a PM. Ive got a few feet laying around...
Quote from: leegeddy on November 20, 2004, 09:09:53 PM
Quote from: bagtagsell on November 20, 2004, 09:01:52 PM
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
Canare DA206 is great cable also
i got him taken care of with one of my apogee AES cables
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!
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