Re: Just a FYI.

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In Reply to: Just a FYI. posted by one50 on January 3, 2002 at 17:39:15:

While I agree with both posts concerning the adoption of Pin#2 as the standard Hot pin, there is much less "standardization" than anyone might believe. In my home studio it is very close to 50-50, half pin#2, half pin#3. (and I have a LOT of gear) The good news is that for casual work, it usually doesn't really matter as most things "work" even when connected pieces of gear conflict regarding the Pin polarity. But if you are doing professional work, you really do need to resolve this issue.
digital? I'm still not sure about transistors....

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Topic - Which XLR Pin Is Hot? - SJK 11:30:57 01/02/02 (7)

Re: Which XLR Pin Is Hot? - RBP 00:26:05 01/03/02 (6)

Re: Which XLR Pin Is Hot? - SJK 02:45:31 01/03/02 (5)

Re: Which XLR Pin Is Hot? - Bill Wassilak 08:29:28 01/03/02 (4)

So, The measurements are useless? - SJK 13:49:22 01/03/02 (3)

Re: So, The measurements are useless? - Haldor 14:55:00 01/21/02 (0)

Just a FYI. - one50 17:39:15 01/03/02 (1)

Re: Just a FYI. - hollywood_steve 20:16:41 01/03/02 (0)

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