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| + | The term "<nowiki>Analog interconnects</nowiki>" is used to describe electrical interconnects which connect audio equipment. This can include coaxial cables with RCA connectors, shielded twisted-pair cable with XLR connectors, twisted-pair or coaxial cables with 1/4" "phone" connectors, and adapter cables with different connectors on each end. | ||
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==Basics== | ==Basics== | ||
| − | + | <nowiki>Analog interconnects</nowiki> basically fall into two sub-categories: | |
| + | #Balanced | ||
| + | #Un-balanced | ||
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[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
[[Category:Analog interconnects]] | [[Category:Analog interconnects]] | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 6 March 2012
Overview
The term "Analog interconnects" is used to describe electrical interconnects which connect audio equipment. This can include coaxial cables with RCA connectors, shielded twisted-pair cable with XLR connectors, twisted-pair or coaxial cables with 1/4" "phone" connectors, and adapter cables with different connectors on each end.
Basics
Analog interconnects basically fall into two sub-categories:
- Balanced
- Un-balanced