Re: MD: Beeps and more...

[Jimmy and Johnny need to stop eating worlds and sweeping legs]

Yeah, all I needed was a stereo miniplug to two quarter inch mono plugs. it was
all good. The radio shack shielded gold plug cost me $7.

The quality of the cables does make a  difference in some cases. Monster cable
is waaay expensive. I sing for a band and I went through two $20 microphone cords
with in a month during performances. Since they were lifetime guaranteed, I got
em replaced free, but I do a lot of microphone tricks involving spinning and
throwing and catching the mic so it was time to find a new cord. I got a Monster
Cable mic cord for $50 and I could probably tow a car with it and it would still
work. It's shielded to keep extra noise out and sounds great.

joe.

"J. Coon" wrote:

> David Witzany wrote:
> > One last question, not directly related to any of the above.  A recent post
> > complained about the amount of noise added to music when recorded off of a>
> computer.
>
> NO! Contrary to what the audio stores tell you, it isn't the cost or the
> quality of the cables, (unless they are extreemly junkie).  The qusetion
> is do you have the right type of cables.  I bet the guy that was having
> trouble recording from a stereo sound card to a mono recorder, just
> changed to stereo cable instead of a mono cable, and I bet it didn't
> cost $50.  If it did, he was robbed.

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