![]() ![]() ![]() Third, we carry the more economical Gepco GA72404GFC and GA72408GFC analog-only snakes, which have foil shields instead of braid. Second, there are Belden 1904A and 1908A these are analog-only stage snakes, highly flexible, with individual french braid shields, which give them high durability for applications where the cable will be repeatedly handled. ![]() First, there are Belden 1803F and 1805F, which are AES/EBU snakes composed of cables very like the 1800F individual cable but having foil shields instead of "french braid" shields. Snake Cables:We carry four and eight-channel snake cables in three different forms. Single Channels:For individual, single-channel cables, our principal offerings are Belden 1800F, a highly flexible, low-capacitance AES/EBU cable suitable both for digital and analog use, and Canare L-4E6S, a "star quad" cable suitable for analog usage only, with higher capacitance but also higher common-mode noise rejection. We offer a variety of individual cables and four and eight-channel snakes, as follows: In such a case, it's almost always better to hook your equipment up unbalanced to unbalanced, rather than try to rig a balanced-to-unbalanced connection. This should be distinguished, however, from the situation where the device at one end of a connection supports either balanced or unbalanced connection, while the other device supports unbalanced (usually through "RCA" connectors) connection only. In general, where there is a choice between connecting your equipment balanced or unbalanced, it's better to go with a balanced connection. Professionals prefer balanced to unbalanced connection, because balanced audio circuits benefit from a phenomenon known as "common mode noise rejection,", in which noise which is induced into interconnect cables tends to be cancelled out because the desired signal is running in differential mode, while the noise arrives in common mode. Balanced audio circuits are used in most professional audio equipment and on some of the best consumer gear. ![]()
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