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RE: Making Custom Cables - Will this work???

Correct me if I am wrong, but the NL4's (the speakon connectors) do not provide a balanced signal??

Also - as far as the screwing in is concerned on the nl4 - i was planning on soldering the wire anyways -- the screws are too unreliable.

That being said, maybe my original post was a bit misleading. I already have the 2 xlr jacks hooked up on my mixer -- they run from my mixer to my amp.

What I want to do is neaten the way that serato is hooked up - not have to dig through my coffin for every gig.

Can you provide a link to this multipin connector that you speak of? Remember, with serato I have to run RCA's to this unit...

Thanks in advance..
sb

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