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XLR connector

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Sep 11, 2026

Andy OthlingHOST
15:31
Long story.
Dan PechacekHOST
15:32
And you know what that preamp is going to do? Consistently take an XLR in and process it and send an XLR out and not be...
Dan PechacekHOST
15:42
phased out based on changes yes protocol connectivity yes yes hello welcome to object worship the podcast where we talk about how the tangible podcast
Andy OthlingHOST
15:54
where we where we get mad at having to buy stuff But no, it just struck me as one of those very rare, pure utilitarian purchases where I was like, I don't want to do that.
Mason MarangellaHOST
8:54
...
Mason MarangellaHOST
8:54
it can do a wet/dry wet bullet." But practically, you- you're, you're probably using the two XLR outs and you're either going to the front of house or you're going to your DAW, whatever it is.
Mason MarangellaHOST
9:06
Uh, you know, there, there's sort of a, a, there's a limited amount of runway that some of those extra features can satisfy.
Mason MarangellaHOST
9:12
So-

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Brian OmilionHOST
43:15
Yeah
Mason MarangellaHOST
43:15
... price for what it is.
Brian OmilionHOST
43:16
Especially for what it does and for the stereo capability, the XLR, especially when you, like I said in the beginning, when you start comparing two full-sized Tonexes, a Daiso or a Long Line, a power supply, a pedal board, a case, like, that gets into 13, 14, $1,500.
Brian OmilionHOST
43:33
Where this is $999, and a guy even said it on the chat.
Ashley BurnsHOST
5:43
through it again.
Ashley BurnsHOST
5:44
Um, but we could get theoretically a new iPad, uh, that USB-C and then find a what USB-C to XLR adapter.
Ashley BurnsHOST
5:53
I'm sure they exist, but it's because it's now it's like the one hole is the data and the power and all the stuff.
Ashley BurnsHOST
6:01
It's like a, like a, like a monitoring, right? Like it's basically a platypus over there.
Nino LeitnerHOST
61:21
That
Johnnie BehiriHOST
61:21
was for the XLR.
Johnnie BehiriHOST
61:22
That was for the older XLR, but you can move the XLR handle basically to the side.
Johnnie BehiriHOST
61:28
Although it took them years.
Johnnie BehiriHOST
61:29
We talked about it part of our life.
Johnnie BehiriHOST
63:50
But it was, I think what I picked up is that this generation is better than the previous one.
Johnnie BehiriHOST
63:56
32-bit float internal, we know that.
Nino LeitnerHOST
63:59
I mean, there is also a new One Rack receiver, which is a U-Rack receiver, which gives you four true diversity channels, four antenna diversity modes, and analog XLR is still there as well.
CurtisHOST
54:50
in the theater, one of which, one of which is full in fairness.
CurtisHOST
54:55
And that's just, that's all the kind of like the wireless microphones, right? And that sits in the band pit, right? And I've got one which is floating on a rack system, which kind of, it's never full, but regardless, it's cabled in a way that so wherever I am in the theater, I can get a nice connection without having to trail XLR cables everywhere.
CurtisHOST
55:19
And it's neat and it's tidy.
CurtisHOST
55:24
And I'm not sure what my point was.
Garrett MillerGUEST
32:43
But that's much easier to work with because we send these files all around and work with them.
Garrett MillerGUEST
32:49
But in this particular song, the XLR cable went bad.
Garrett MillerGUEST
32:57
And every time the kick would fire, every time the kick would hit, after a certain point, the XLR would start coming in and out and then making all this noise and...
Garrett MillerGUEST
33:09
Basically had to ditch that tom.
Garrett MillerGUEST
33:11
I had to go back and edit it out and then replaced it with previous hits of that same tom to make it work, which is not something you want to have to do.
Garrett MillerGUEST
33:22
But it wasn't my XLR cable.
Garrett MillerGUEST
33:25
We actually had on this particular night, we had four XLR cables fail during the event, which has never happened to me before.
Garrett MillerGUEST
33:37
And thankfully, I had a great assistant that night.
Lee DixonHOST
23:51
The floor.
Lee DixonHOST
23:51
And then it would go to this, this other, these tails that would be other XLR, uh, input, or cables that you would plug into that sound-
Caleb CampbellGUEST
23:57
And that's if you had a sound guy.
Lee DixonHOST
23:58
That's if you had a sound guy.
Naoise O'HareHOST
21:21
I've mentioned, if you've listened to any of the other episodes, I've mentioned that I've, I had a bit of trouble with my mics.
Naoise O'HareHOST
21:25
Turns out it was actually just my [laughs] XLR cable, but I kinda jumped the gun.
Naoise O'HareHOST
21:30
I wanted to get a new mic anyway.
Naoise O'HareHOST
21:31
So I have this Rode Podcaster or something, and I got this really sleek-looking boom arm or mic arm because the other one had these mad springs on it.
StratusHOST
30:37
Well, yeah.
StratusHOST
30:38
If I did, I'd have an XLR cable from there from my desk up here to down here.
StratusHOST
30:42
It's too much to trip on.
StratusHOST
30:43
Fair enough.
Roxanne KincaidHOST
101:51
Is it a USB affair?
TristanPANELIST
101:54
Uh, yeah, it's both USB and XLR.
TristanPANELIST
101:56
They're, they come with both cables.
TristanPANELIST
101:59
Um, I, I don't really like the, um...

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