Sescom LN2MIC-TASDR100 3.5 Line to Mic 35dB Attenuation 9" DSLR Cable for DR-100
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Since it is a cable for attenuation, the answer is yes. As a result The Zoom H6 parameter is An attenuation cable is used to reduce noise It's a woman A female converter is available here You can also use the cable * Remember, regardless of what device you use, be sure the signal chain between them will work correctly. To prevent noise contamination, make sure that the attenuation cable is the only one If you want to, you can make sure all connections are gold plated, but it's not a requirement. The attenuation cable alone can be used in an A/B test the attenuation and aux cable can then be added, and the difference compared with the attenuation and aux cable alone can be seen on the audio spectrograph software (i.e. A DAW, such as Audacity, or similar program). Congratulations on your new setup! We hope you enjoy it if you like it.
It is true. A cable with an attenuator is basically what it is. It's hard to understand why they label a certain product with the label. In the past, I've used it on a Tascam DR70D, but now I'm using
This method works with anything whose third number is There is a 3mm output and needs to be connected to a 5mm output. An input of 5mm is required.
I don't think so. Please take note of the 3-pin connectors on this cable Most smartphones are powered by a 4-conductor plug This is a plug for conducting current. If the phone has the appropriate pin configuration, maybe it will work. But from my experience (as I haven't tried it), my guess is that it won't work. The product works well in a different configuration and I recommend it generally, considering that I use it in a different configuration.
Selected User Reviews For Sescom LN2MIC-TASDR100 3.5 Line to Mic 35dB Attenuation 9" DSLR Cable for DR-100
As the mixer output signal is balanced mono, and I'm pretty sure the camera mic input is unbalanced mono, I don't see the benefit of using this cable, but in certain situations or cameras, it could be beneficial. With the output fader set to unity gain, I should be able to set it fairly close. I would say it is pretty much on target when it comes to A signal overdriven or faded at the lowest position is definitely worse because faders are logarithmically tapered, the same amount of travel here (down low) makes a bigger difference in decibels than it would at zero/unity, for example. As a result of adding this cable, it appears that the sound quality is not impacted. It's a bit pricey for what it is, but I'm not going to drive a mere block to go buy one if I can avoid it. The book I found on Amazon was exactly what I was looking for. This week's update In the meantime, I have switched from a digital XR to This mixer has an 18 volt motor. Livestream mixes fed via an aux cable still require the cable, but they work just as well. In the future, the sound will go directly to the PC using Open Broadcast Software, rather than having to go through the camera first. Due to OBS's input controls, you should be able to remove the cable from the path when this happens. As long as livestreaming is taken seriously as the new norm, this cable will grow to be very useful, simple, and efficient over time. The whole experience was worth it in the end.
is great in its own right. With this cable I can use mics and other audio equipment without having to worry about the terrible white noise the GH4 is infamous for (I love the camera by the way). In fact, there is no way that it would work if the plug were to move when plugged in and I had to touch the plug towards the socket to get it to stop hissing.
In order to proceed, we must address the following By now it has been sold by a different seller who I bought it from. (I was referred by Kellards to Amazon since the order had been fulfilled by Amazon) C. I contacted the previous seller (Kellards), which responded very quickly. After I returned the item, Amazon immediately issued me a gift card to use instead I'd like to use this coupon to buy it again in the future.
A Tascam DR-100 is in my possession It is comparable to the Canon 70D and the Somewhere between the devices, a terrible hiss could be heard. In the past several months, I've learned about these cables through a YouTube video that explained to me how to lower the hiss, and I'd say that these are helping to reduce about 90% of the hissing noise, while possibly able to eliminate it all with further If you want to help reduce nose wrinkles after having a low-arched nose, this is a worthy investment The cables should be of good quality.
The client I work with says I must use their small audio recorder if there is a problem with his overmodulated audio from a mixing board. I fixed it for him. The warranty for the mixing board I had just purchased had just expired, and I thought it was broken and looking into purchasing a replacement. I would definitely buy again if the need arises. I highly recommend it!.
When the part arrived, it did not match the picture but had the right part number. Having a job to complete can't permit me to put it off returning it, so I'll find a way to do it. There may be a rt. angle connector on one end of the part you receive.
For recording video of live concerts with CD-quality audio, I use this to send an audio input from my audio interface directly to the mic input on a camcorder The audio is of good quality. I like it a lot! Make sure you get an extension cable that is properly shielded if you try the same thing. (I got cheap extension cable, and it did not work due to this reason).
The audio recorder on my Nikon camera is connected to the Tascam audio recorder. It still works great in 2020, despite having been purchased in 2016. My experience with it has never been a problem.
It does exactly what it is supposed to. When I was recording sound from a live video shoot, I got this to record from a sound console. I can trust it to do what its This was the first product I purchased after purchasing several others. We returned the others as they weren't working.