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Too long to be strong
The combination of a Female Jack and XLR in one body, plus the length of whatever you plug into them, makes for a long fragile assembly that I would not trust on stage. Better to use an adaptor lead and Thoman do a short Female Jack to Male XLR lead. I must have overlooked it when I bought this.
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Simple and useful
A simple product but one which comes in handy in many situations. Always useful to have a few of these in your kit bag, especially for location recordings when you never know what you are going to have to try and interface to.
Feels solid, good value.
Feels solid, good value.
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Be prepared.
Typicall scenario:
All the mixers line in are occupied, only some XLRs are free...what to do?
Keep at least a couple of those in you gear to be prepared!
All the mixers line in are occupied, only some XLRs are free...what to do?
Keep at least a couple of those in you gear to be prepared!
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Good
It's perfect if you need to connect a jack to XLR. We had a cable (jack-jack) of 0,5m that we need to connect to a gear that have only XLR.
A great solution. It's not a small adapter.
A great solution. It's not a small adapter.
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the sssnake 1650 Adapter
practical, firmly contacts, perhaps improved in the metal part of the plug-in zone to the part of Jack Cannon.
No loss of sound quality.
For the rest nothing to add.
No loss of sound quality.
For the rest nothing to add.
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CW
Does just what it says
A solid well-made adapter that works very well and will last a lifetime :)
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A little bit too long, but ok
This adapter is well made, however, its length is a little bit exaggerated, thus, depending, on the setup, it might be easy to damage the connection. However, if it is used somewhere hardly accessible - it is perfect.
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