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PostPosted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 8:47 am 
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Hi Guys,
I've bought a CAVS 105G player which came with a M-10 mic and cable.
One end of the cable has a XLR connector the other end a 1/4 inch plug (unbalanced - only 1 black ring around it).
I've also bought a SONY F-V 420 mic with the same cable as the CAVS mic.
The question is can I change these cables with XLR-XLR cables (balanced).
Or is there such a thing as balanced and unbalanced mics?
Thanks everyone in advanced for your help and input.
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 8:54 am 
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I don`t see why you couldn`t use XLR TO XLR cbles on your mic.

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If you are hooking the mics directly into the CAVS unit, no need to change cables since the CAVS unite (I assume) dose't have XLR inputs.

Now if you are suing a seperate mixer, yes you can use XLR to XLR cables.


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twansenne @ Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:33 pm wrote:
Now if you are using a seperate mixer, yes you can use XLR to XLR cables.


With a separate mixer, this would be the preferred connection also.

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