Re: RCA out to XLR in - use regular cable into XLR adapter into preamp, or XLR adapter into blanced cable into preamp? - Presto

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Re: RCA out to XLR in - use regular cable into XLR adapter into preamp, or XLR adapter into blanced cable into preamp?

In Reply to: RCA out to XLR in - use regular cable into XLR adapter into preamp, or XLR adapter into blanced cable into preamp? posted by TA on February 13, 2007 at 20:04:33:

TA:
Rane note 110. You're in situation 17.
http://www.rane.com/note110.html
The correct term for this specific cable would be a "telescopically shielded unbalanced to balanced adapter cable"!!
WOWZERS! Rane notes rock...
Use at your own risk. Not purchasing your pre-amp especially if it appears to have been on fire. Keep preamp levels at min. and turn up SLOWLY when testing cables. Always ring out DIY cables with a meter before putting into system.
Usually... if you use Rane Note 110 you simply don't get these problems. Ground loop problems are often mitigated, but can still happen depending on the gear.
Cheers,
Presto

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Topic - RCA out to XLR in - use regular cable into XLR adapter into preamp, or XLR adapter into blanced cable into preamp? - TA 20:04:33 02/13/07 (2)

Re: RCA out to XLR in - use regular cable into XLR adapter into preamp, or XLR adapter into blanced cable into preamp? - Presto 13:40:38 02/14/07 (0)

My guess is ... - Feanor 06:47:41 02/14/07 (0)

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