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aMo
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by aMo »
If I understand this right, I can use a normal microphone cable for AES/EBU, right?
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marcuspocus
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by marcuspocus »
Yeah...
Obviously, not to plug a microphone thou

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garyb
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by garyb »
yeah,but a digital cable(different wire and specs,electronically)would be more reliable and jitter free.
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aMo
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by aMo »
hmm.. I have never actually seen a digital AES/EBU specific cable..
Any info?
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by alfonso »
the only difference with mic's balanced it's cable's impedance of 110.
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aMo
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by aMo »
Whats the impedance of a regular mic-cable?
And will it matter over 3 feet?
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by garyb »
mic cable impedance's are not specified.it's also bandwidth.the digital cable requires a greater bandwidth.