I want to organize six 25 foot XLR cables for film audio....After filming can I just leave the cables in the sleeve and roll it up like I normally do??
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The sleeve arrives in a coil so I think you should be able to coil it again with the cables in it but it depends on how tight you want the coils to be.
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I never had to do that but the the flex works so well I would think you could because it's so easy to work with
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do you have any room to slide it up or down at all? do that and fish the cable thru. I wouldn't prying it off as it might break.
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Yes you can. I Ordered the four pack of 150' extension cables and they worked great! (I actually had one of the supplied 60' cables showed up bad... it would not transmit video feed.)
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I have not seen a problem and I have place 2 150' cables together. Use electrical gel on the fittings and heat shrink them to be safe. I have over 25 cammeras and all work well.
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Hi David - thanks for the reply.My AV receiver would be close to the turntable, so the short length isn't an issue. Never thought much about cable capacitance though; interesting point although I believe a lot of hum can be attributed to ground loops from poor wiring or design. Anyway, I ordered the AT-LP120 directly from Beach Camera on Sunday. Still no sign of a tracking number. My order says pending. Has anyone dealt with Beach Camera directly? If so, how long did it take for them to ship out the order?
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I had the same problem . It doesn't slide very well , and has a real snug fit . The way I do it is peel the center piece apart and lay my cables down on the bottom peace and just snap it together. It takes some time , but I will say they work great for me. Good luck.
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If the sleeve is as thin as the disc yes if thicker no. I use this for movies and I just put them in sections alphabetically but not each section in itself is alphabetized that's too much to keep up with lol I'll probably ladel each one later on. . They are back and front sleeves by the way
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This cable is intended to be a stereo splitter. If you plug the XLR connector into a mixer that provides phantom power there will be phantom power on the 1/8 inch connector. One XLR will power the tip of the 1/8 inch connector relative to the sleeve, the other XLR will power the ring relative to the sleeve. If you plug the 1/8 inch connector into a device that provides phantom power (a very unusual case) there will be phantom power between pin 1 and 2 of one XLR (pins 1 and 3 of the other) but not power on both pins 2 and 3 of either as is the normal condition. Your microphone will determine if this condition is acceptable. This cable is intended to be a stereo splitter. If you plug the XLR connector into a mixer that provides phantom power there will be phantom power on the 1/8 inch connector. One XLR will power the tip of the 1/8 inch connector relative to the sleeve, the other XLR will power the ring relative to the sleeve. If you plug the 1/8 inch connector into a device that provides phantom power (a very unusual case) there will be phantom power between pin 1 and 2 of one XLR (pins 1 and 3 of the other) but not power on both pins 2 and 3 of either as is the normal condition. Your microphone will... » Read More This cable is intended to be a stereo splitter. If you plug the XLR connector into a mixer that provides phantom power there will be phantom power on the 1/8 inch connector. One XLR will power the tip of the 1/8 inch connector relative to the sleeve, the other XLR will power the ring relative to the sleeve. If you plug the 1/8 inch connector into a device that provides phantom power (a very unusual case) there will be phantom power between pin 1 and 2 of one XLR (pins 1 and 3 of the other) but not power on both pins 2 and 3 of either as is the normal condition. Your microphone will determine if this condition is acceptable. « Show Less
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This shock mount includes an xlr cable attachment for microphones with such input. I suppose you could attach the microphone and just use the usb cord attached the microphone and computer...but why? There are studio arms without the xlr cord attached, perhaps it best you find one that doesn't because this cord does not dis-attach (if that's a word) from the studio arm. Hope this helps.
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I have been putting one DVD in each sleeve not two. I have about 60 sleeves in each bin. That gives me enough room to shuffle through DVDs when I'm looking for one.
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You can use 6 of these instead of a 6 core cable and then bundle the set, but that probably isn't attractive unless you're desperate. Belden and Canare both manufacture multicore microphone snake cable in a 6 core configuration, there are probably others as well. Its the kind of industrial product that has a limited community of buyers. You may have to contact the manufacturer to see if they have any stocking distributors willing to cut the length you seek. Belden lists spools in multiples of 75m, Canare in multiples of 100m.
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They leave enough space for extra cables and power supplies. I put my laptop inside with it and also have an RCA cord in there. I'm sorry I didn't measure exactly, but as long as its not really thick cabling you should be fine. What were you thinking of putting in it?
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hey Zack! although this tool will strip the plastic sleeve from the Cat5 cable I never use this. not sure whether you know this or not and pardon me if I'm stating the obvious but you don't strip the individual strands on Cat5 cable. anyway, I use a little yellow cable stripper to "strip" the plastic sleeve from the Cat5 cable, if you like I can find it for you, it's a simple yellow plastic tool that's around $7 I think. you place the Cat5 cable in the tool, it clamps down and you twist the tool around the cable 2-3 times, works well. I've never used the tripper in the crimping tools, they always cut into the strands too much imo
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I don't know the circumstances on how the mold on 50 records accumulated. This sounds like a storage issue more than what any sleeves could help cure. Sorry, but I don't believe that I can or should make any recommendation.
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I haven't taken it apart yet. They are most likely hardwired/soldered to the display unit. Unless it is a small dual conductor plug & socket internal. I will be doing the same though to lengthen the cords. But I can tell you from my experience, that you would most certainly be able to lengthen the cable either way. It seems to be a quality unit overall aside from the shorter cables. Either by splicing or by replacing the the wire entirely and resoldering to the circuit card & probe. If I had to guess, I'd say its a 18 gauge coaxial cable. To prevent any signal degradation though, resoldering a new cable would be best. If done properly though a splice would work just fine. You would have to match conductor material & splice material (I.e. good solder, proper methods with flux etc. , butt splice or lap splice made of similar materials etc.). If you have a digital multimeter just redo the splice until you have less or at least match the resistance that it had originally. Also when you alter the wire length, you have to keep in mind that voltage drops over long distances. So it can't be too long, since its a small battery. Hope I helped. Good luck :0)
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Hi there are compartments to store the reels seperately. Attaching the reels to the rods should also be no problem as you can remove the partitioned layers, although the rods maybe susceptible to falling from side to side in the case when you are moviing it. I hold 3 rods in each compartment and they are 10ft*4 piece) so your 5ft rods should be no problem