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Location: Vermont USA | Ok I may need to plug my Adamas into a PA so I am wondering what kind of cable I need for the XLR output. Please remember you are talking to me not the brightest light bulb on the Christmas tree.
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Location: Scotland | If it has an Optima preamp you can use any XLR cable, if it's a later preamp such as an Op50 or Op-Pro you need an XLR with a ground (pin 1) to shell connection. I think Al had some in stock, check with him. |
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Location: Vermont USA | Thanks Paul it has the OP50 |
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Location: Vermont USA | I remember something about dummy plugs these are 1/4" plugs. Someone asked me if they were closed or open I did not know the answer. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Al had some for sale a while back HERE . |
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Location: NJ | yup still have them |
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Location: Vermont USA | Al could you send me a price Northfield Vermont
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Originally posted by Paul Templeman:
If it has an Optima preamp you can use any XLR cable, if it's a later preamp such as an Op50 or Op-Pro you need an XLR with a ground (pin 1) to shell connection. I think Al had some in stock, check with him. Thanks Paul, that explains why mine (Optima) works just fine, but convinces me I'll need a new one for the 2008. This place is a mine of useful information. |
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Location: Vermont USA | Ain't that the truth :) |
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Cable for my Adamas?
