Cablling

After you've bought the gear, you need to wire it up. Most of our equipment used DB25's for the audio connections, which are reliable, sonically good, and appreciably less expensive to wire to, than XLRs.

To assist you in connecting, we can provide you with audio snakes from Dsub to XLR, or XLR breakout patchbays if you prefer, so you don't have to look elsewhere for the cables.