Cables and Patching Flashcards

1
Q

TRS

A

Balanced quarter inch
Sleeve is the ground

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2
Q

NORMAL VS HALF VS NON

A

Fully Normalled: A cable inserted into either top or bottom jack breaks the internal connection and signal now flows through the patch cable.

Half Normalled: plugging a patch cable into the top jack does not break the signal, but creates a Y split.

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3
Q

Coaxial cable

A

The middle longer part is positive and the ring around it is negative. They share the same axis and are used for digital clocks

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4
Q

Very long guitar cables

A

Lose high frequencies due to high impedance, are subject to more noise interference because they are unbalanced

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5
Q

XLR Cables are technically not balanced without…

A
  1. Balanced input
  2. Cable with 3 wires
  3. Balanced output
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6
Q

How do balanced cables work?

A

One positive signal, one ground, one inverted phase signal. #1 is ground always. In the INPUT of the cable, the clean sound will be doubled and the noise will be cancelled when the inverted phase signal is flipped

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