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Connector – 1) A common 3 pin connector used in balanced audio connections. 2) A microphone Cable.
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A balanced interconnect cable used to connect audio components which features very low distortion by separating the negative signal from the ground. An abbreviation for luminance/chrominance.
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A connector that's used to carry balanced audio signals.
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Connecter: Balanced, three-pronged audio connectors used to connect mics to camcorders or to other types of recording equipment.
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Developed by Canon, this type of connector is commonly used to carry balanced audio signals, including the feeds from microphones. Originally listed as the Canon XLRM-3, (a 3-pin version) it has the added advantage of locking in place to prevent accidental pulling out.
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(Cannon) 3 pin connector used on microphones and audio devices that have balanced inputs & outputs.
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A connector using a 3 pin jack or plug. It carries line level audio signal for long distances, and is used in professional applications or high-end home stereo systems.
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extra long range. This is a system of cables and connectors used for professional audio which provide high sound quality with low noise when long cables are used.
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A type of connector used for balanced lines. Used for microphones, balanced audio components and the AES/EBU digital connection.
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Developed by ITT/Cannon, XLRs are rugged, locking multipin connectors frequently used in professional audio equipment. While 3-pin XLRs are most commonly seen on microphones and console inputs, other configurations also exist, such as 4-pin XLRs (a standard for stage intercom systems) and 5-pin XLRs (often used on stereo microphones).
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Trademarked name for circular 3-pin connectors developed by Cannon (now owned by ITT), "XLR" was originally nothing more than Cannon's part designation for the connector. XLR has since evolved into a generic industry term, and many manufacturers now make this style connector, including connectors referred to as mini-XLR, 4-pin XLR, and others. Standard XLR connectors are normally used to connect machinery supporting balanced audio.
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3 pin cannon style connector generally used in connecting microphones carrying a balanced audio signal. To see one click here.
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