2 x 6.35mm 1/4" Stereo TRS Jack Lead/Balanced Signal Audio Patch Cable / 2 Pack 3m Black/Black

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The only time you will have a noticeable difference is if you have a balanced source and receiver and using an unbalanced cable; the noise will be noticeable if compared to the recommended balanced cable. Super flexible cable is combined with precision engineered metal connectors to produce a highly reliable lead that will not let you down. German Sommer Club Cable uses braided Oxygen Free screening which provides the ultimate screening against RF interference, thyristor lighting circuits, mobile phones, and taxis. When you connect your cables to instruments or equipment with loud signals, such as guitars or keyboards, they are loud enough that any extra noise that might be picked up by the cable will be unnoticeable – the sound from the guitar or keyboard will easily mask and muffle the unwanted noise in a way that wouldn’t happen on a relatively quiet signal from equipment such as a microphone. Balanced wiring uses two signal conductors plus a ground, allowing noise picked up along the way to be canceled through polarity inversion.

NP3X-BAG to NP3X-BAG - Straight to Straight 3 pole Jack cable connectors with black metal housing and Silver contacts.

Doing our initial intro playing around with the Audiolines we experienced heaps of hiss when we plug in our ukes, but nothing using xlr leads from the mics.

The signal wires pass an identical audio signal through each wire, while the surrounding ground wire works the same as in unbalanced cables, shielding the signal wires from external electronic interference. As you see in the diagram below, there are three male pins inside the connector: the groundwire, the hot signal, and the cold signal.Balanced signals are a great improvement on unbalanced ones, which is why all Epiphan capture, streaming and recording equipment, such as Pearl (our flagship all-in-one live production streaming, recording and mixing device), is designed to a professional standard, allowing users to achieve the best in audio (and video) quality. TRS stands for tip, ring, sleeve, and can be used to send either mono (balanced) or stereo (unbalanced) signals.