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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: dennisrtyler on February 19, 2007, 08:22:48 PM
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will be joining the active team this week and wanted to put out a request for any tips/tricks/do/don'ts for using the kwon bar and kc5 cables. thanks for your input!
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When inserting the cables into the slots, place the cable at a 90 degree angle relative to the bar and push it in that way. It reduces wear and tear on the cable. Oh yeah, a Shure A53M doughnut works well as a shock mount and is even more lo-pro than an A20.
The paint around the collar on the active collette will wear over time, that is par for the course.
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When inserting the cables into the slots, place the cable at a 90 degree angle relative to the bar and push it in that way. It reduces wear and tear on the cable. Oh yeah, a Shure A53M doughnut works well as a shock mount and is even more lo-pro than an A20.
The paint around the collar on the active collette will wear over time, that is par for the course.
thanks Shaggy! +T
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When inserting the cables into the slots, place the cable at a 90 degree angle relative to the bar and push it in that way. It reduces wear and tear on the cable. Oh yeah, a Shure A53M doughnut works well as a shock mount and is even more lo-pro than an A20.
The paint around the collar on the active collette will wear over time, that is par for the course.
do the cables "snap" into place?
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do the cables "snap" into place?
Actually the collette connector will slide into a slot on the end of the bar, a pretty tight fit too.
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do the cables "snap" into place?
Actually the collette connector will slide into a slot on the end of the bar, a pretty tight fit too.
thanks Pat! +T