SX-M2 sonasax

[waltmon]

Does the Sonasax only have XLR  and stereo mini-plug outs?

[silentmark]

That is correct, xlr outs and one 1/8" mini out ...

[H₂O]

There is a special version that supports Schoeps active cables called a Lemo SAX.  SX-M2/LS

"The SX-M2/LS can be used for all condenser or electret microphones having the possibility of changing the capsules on the microphone body, such as: Colette series of Schoeps, Blue Line of Sanken, or the similar line of Neumann."

http://www.sonosax.com/SXM2/UMSXM2EA4.html

[ianstone]

There is a special version that supports Schoeps active cables called a Lemo SAX.  SX-M2/LS

"The SX-M2/LS can be used for all condenser or electret microphones having the possibility of changing the capsules on the microphone body, such as: Colette series of Schoeps, Blue Line of Sanken, or the similar line of Neumann."

http://www.sonosax.com/SXM2/UMSXM2EA4.html

outputs are still the same on the lemosax

XLR or 1/8"

[Brian Skalinder]

There is a special version that supports Schoeps active cables called a Lemo SAX.  SX-M2/LS

While the SX-M2/LS replaces the CMC6 mic bodies for Schoeps and uses Lemo connectors (one L, one R...not sure the model # of the Schoeps cable that goes between the MKx caps and the SX-M2/LS), there's also the SX-M2/LS2, which instead of lemo connectors uses a 5-pin binder for both L and R channels and is compatible with the Schoeps KCY cables.

This doesn't change the outputs, though.  Just thought I'd clarify the different SX-M2 models of which I'm aware.

[Tim]

Walt - you can also get a Lemo-Sax for use with the neumann lc3 actives

Brian will have to give you the model number

[H₂O]

Brain fart - yep - I for some reason I got my inputs and outputs swapped

BTW - I thought the SX-M2/LS2 had both the two Lemo and the 5pin Schoeps INPUT connectors on it.

[Brian Skalinder]

BTW - I thought the SX-M2/LS2 had both the two Lemo and the 5pin Schoeps INPUT connectors on it.

Yup, forgot about that (thanks to Rick for the pic).