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Gear / Technical Help => Ask The Tapers => Topic started by: wsp12 on July 07, 2003, 03:23:50 PM
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can a nomad jb3 be patched out of a d7 or d8 and if so through what line thanks mike
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Sure...you will need an coaxial to optical convertor, and most likley a splitter so the weary don't get wierded out by new technology. If you need a convertor with a battery supply, let me know. I have a greybox and a fostex, though the fostex is probably a little more than you want to spend although far superior! They both work though!
Daryan
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thanks d for the info but i have most of my rig together but i don't know if my mics are going to be here when they said they would be >:( >:( >:(so i was wondering if they were patchable w/o a gray box later mike
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You could take any analog source too, perhaps if their pre-amp has a spare out and you bring the right cables. Not ideal but you will walk away with a copy of the show.
Also if your patching from someone running a digi-modded UA-5 and a D7/8 chances are their optical out will be available!
Take care,
Nick
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Nick what do you need to run an anlog patch with a nomad and through what jack do you go could you let me know thanks mike
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You might want to bring some "patching cables" like 1/4" stereo > 1/8" stereo, or dual RCA > 1/8", dual mono 1/4" > stereo 1/8", etc.. That way you can plug your JB3 into the 1/8" end and then the other connection to the pre-amp or soundboard or something..
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so then does the optical line in take either optical or your normal 1/8 plug to feed information thanks mike
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The line-in is both for optical and analog signal. So ya, both the 1/8 plug and the optical line would get shoved in that little hole ;)