Re: Mono to Stereo in one cable

In article <46959312.8010905@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, Marty <Marty@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You can use a twisted pair Balun. They are intended for CAT5 cable, but
for 40 feet, it will probably be fine with the pair inside a mic cable.
One such device will carry two channels of S/PDIF digital audio over a
single twisted pair. It costs a whopping $88.00/set.

Canare even makes some with XLR connectors on them, which also allow you
to plug S-PDIF outputs into AES/EBU interfaces (or vice versa) (if the
device will handle the different subcode format, ie. it's not a Panasonic).
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."
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