jleaman said:
Yes, I considered that. I'd have to post the entire image, and being a photographer, I'm trying to be respectful of his copyright on that image. The text I copied verbatim, but I did excerpt just the important part, and I did it for an educational purpose, so hopefully The One And Only won't be too upset???
Here's a link to the Pass manual where the image appears. It's on Page 5:
http://passlabs.com/downloads/xa200_om.pdf
Bryan
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sounds like a nice piece of silver / copper wire bent in the u form, me i would never use such a thing because it would block the whole plug. I guess this works ok if there is a XLR and RCA.
Me as a Junior photographer with a Brand New Nikon D40 🙂
Me as a Junior photographer with a Brand New Nikon D40 🙂
A US source has been located for these rare jewels! A kind soul and a fellow board member who keeps on giving emailed me and asked for my mailing address. If I get a return mailing address back, I'll send him a check and some artwork for his troubles.
Thank you to all who have responded!
Bryan
(who will be running in unbalanced mode before he knows it...)
Thank you to all who have responded!
Bryan
(who will be running in unbalanced mode before he knows it...)
Bryan ... the XLR shorting plug's vendor - you mentioned that a US source has been located, could you post a link or a phone number? It drives me nuts that I can't find anybody selling them. I know Mr. Pass uses tons of it.
Note; I've read this whole thread, no, I do not want to built it, and I do not want to short any prebuilt XLR male jack.
Note; I've read this whole thread, no, I do not want to built it, and I do not want to short any prebuilt XLR male jack.
You know, it would be perfectly easy to buy a male XLR
connector and short pins 1 and 3 on it. Probably easier then
bending and plating a piece of metal.
😎
connector and short pins 1 and 3 on it. Probably easier then
bending and plating a piece of metal.
😎
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