Deliver unbalanced, mono audio to your Nagra IV-S analog recorder using this Mono Line Audio Input Cable from Remote Audio. The cable features one female 3-pin XLR connector for your audio source of choice and two male banana plugs that insert into your recorder. In total it measures 4' long.

For Nagra IV-S Analog Recorder    3-Pin XLR Female Connector    Two Male Banana Plug Connectors    4' Total Length

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this cable work for video between a DVR and camera?

A: Not at all: The Remote Audio BNC to 1/8 (3.5mm) Timecode Cable is a 3' (0.91m) input cable designed for use with Apple iDevices such as the iPhone, iPod, and iPad. It consists of a BNC male connector on one end and a 1/8 (3.5mm), 4-conductor iDevice plug on the other.

Q: 2. Are the two aux sends on this mixer both pre-faders?

A: Thank you for your question. Both AUX outs on this mixer are pre fader.

Q: 3. I plug in wireless mics on the line in input, but nothing happens with the faders?

A: There's no reason why the line inputs should not work normally. Try isolating the problem. Make sure nothing is muted, all gain/volume controls are up, and you have a good signal coming into your mixer. Then check to see if all channel line inputs are inop or just that particular channel. If any or all line inputs do not work, do the xlr inputs work? Check to see if you have a signal from the insert. This is pre-fader, so if you do and there is still no output post fader then the problem is somewhere between your gain circuit and and output .

Q: 4. Can I use this to send tc from a Sound Devices Mixpr6 II to a Denecke JB1 syncbox (and then use the sync box to feed camera)?

A: No, the Remote Audio BNC to 1/8" (3.5mm) Timecode Cable would not work with the 3.5mm output connection on the Sound Devices MixPre-6 II Field Recorder. This cable uses a TRRS (3-ring) 3.5mm connection for compatibility with smart phones and similar device connections. The CAMVATE Right-Angle BNC to Right-Angle 3.5mm Mini Jack Timecode Cable (BH #CAC2385) is a suitable alternative for the described application: https://bhpho.to/3RYR5NA

Q: 5. Sescom has a h6 cable for the zoom but it looks short would it be possible to use this instead with the same quality audio?

A: This cable does not have an attenuation pad in it, so you would not get the same quality audio. You can use a standard 3.5mm to 3.5mm extension cable with the H6 cable if you need extra length.

Q: 6. Does this result in 32-bit float or integer PCM recordings? Steinberg/Yamaha interfaces result in 32I, causing compatibility problems.

A: This is a floating point device.

Q: 7. I have a rodecaster, and I want to be able to feed Zoom audio during my livestream out USB, into this box, out through the TRS, and into a mic input on the Rodecaster. Will that work?

A: Yes you can do that. I am not sure exactly what you are trying to do, but if you are trying to allow communication between the mics connected to the Rodecaster Pro and Zoom; a much simpler solution would be to connect the Rodecaster Pro to the computer that you are using Zoom on via USB and then go to Preferences--- Sound and select the Rodecaster Pro as your audio input/output device for the computer. From there, anyone using mics connected to the Rodecaster Pro should be able to communicate with the caller(s) that you have on Zoom.

Q: 8. I see componant video plugs. Where does the audio plug in?

A: The MuxLab Component Video & Analog Audio Balun has an RCA input for audio connections. https://muxlab.com/product/videoease-component-videoanalog-audio-balun

Q: 9. Will this work with the Zoom F8?

A: No it is specifically for the Sound Devices 744TH. The CA744INL Dual XLR to Dual TA3 Channel 3/4 Input Cable for 744TH (48") from Remote Audio is an audio input cable designed to be used with line level signals for input channels 3 and 4 on the Sound Devices 744T digital field recorder. The cable is 48" long and has a pair of 3-pin XLR female connectors at one end and a pair of TA3-F connectors at the other. The connectors are color-coded for easy management.

Q: 10. Can I use this with a Zaxcom ERX?

A: The Remote Audio CATCIPBNC Timecode Cable is an input cable designed for use with Apple iDevices such as the iPhone, iPod, and iPad. For the Zaxcom ERX, you may use the Remote Audio CATC1/8BNC (B&H #RECATC18BNC).