[Trickie1983]

Making insert cables from a trs to trs cable and ts jacks? Does anyone
have any information on how this is done(links to pictures and diagrams
would be ideal) and do i need balanced trs cables, cheers in advance.

Richard

[Scott Dorsey]

Trickie1983 wrote:
Making insert cables from a trs to trs cable and ts jacks? Does anyone
have any information on how this is done(links to pictures and diagrams
would be ideal) and do i need balanced trs cables, cheers in advance.

There is almost certainly a discussion of insert cables on the Rane
website. Otherwise you can buy a commercial one and ring it out, if
the configuration is non-obvious.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Laurence Payne]

On 29 Oct 2006 11:56:13 -0800, "Trickie1983"
wrote:

Making insert cables from a trs to trs cable and ts jacks? Does anyone
have any information on how this is done(links to pictures and diagrams
would be ideal) and do i need balanced trs cables, cheers in advance.


You don't know what "balanced" means, do you? :-)

You've been told how to wire it.

[Laurence Payne]

There is almost certainly a discussion of insert cables on the Rane
website. Otherwise you can buy a commercial one and ring it out, if
the configuration is non-obvious.

You feel it might be prone to acoustic feedback? :-)

[Arny Krueger]

"Trickie1983" wrote in message
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Making insert cables from a trs to trs cable and ts
jacks?

Bad idea.

Better to use TS to TS cables and a TRS jack.

Many consoles that have inserts have instructions on how an insert cable is
made in their instructions. I think tha both Behringer and Mackie have
appropriate manuals for download on their web sites.

[Richard Crowley]

"Laurence Payne" wrote ...
There is almost certainly a discussion of insert cables on the Rane
website. Otherwise you can buy a commercial one and ring it out, if
the configuration is non-obvious.

You feel it might be prone to acoustic feedback? :-)

"Ring-out" was a term used by our grandfather's
generation for tracing circuits long before it became
a term for equalizing/feedback mitigation, etc.
But you knew that.