Jim -
The original cables were gray "audio patch" (used for audio
until "premium" cables came along) cables about 36" long.
One of these cables had a small label "INJ". It looked
identical to the rest, except the insulation in the phono
connectors was white instead of the phenolic (brown) col
"Drake originally supplied a low capacity cable specifically
for the
INJ cable, with the rest being standard audio cables"
.
My B-line has a set of grey interconnect cables
that are unmarked so I have no idea if they are rg-62
or not. Just wo
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- Original Message -
From: "DAN COTSIRILOS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 5:33 PM
Subject: [drakelist] INJECTOR CABLE
I remember awhile b
DAN COTSIRILOS wrote:
I remember awhile back a discussion about the inj cable. What's
difference if you just use a standard audio cable? Dan
Dan -
Here is a partial of what I sent some time back. Anything
will work, some just better than others.
Drake originally supplied a low capacity cabl
<< I remember awhile back a discussion about the inj cable. What's difference if you just use a standard audio cable? Dan >>
Hi Dan,
It would work, but not as well. There is a good chance that you would experience some problems. It is best to use a piece of low capacity cable such as RG-62 for
I remember awhile back a
discussion about the inj cable. What's difference if you just use a standard
audio cable? Dan
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