The Pro Co Sound MT4XFXM-10 is a 4 channel Acculink cable for studio harness applications. This cable offers 3-Pin XLR female to 3-Pin XLR male connectivity on Neutrik connectors.

4 Channels    XLR-Female to XLR-Male    Neutrik Connectors    10' Length

The cable is a 4 channel Acculink Armorflex jacketed multipair wire with numbered pairs for accurate connectivity

This 4 channel cable is made for analog studio applications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it receive record trigger from camera via timecode BNC cable? I am looking to use this with Sony FX6.

A: The Sd Mix Pre 3 will be triggered into record on the HDMI input, no sure on the Aux TC in. The camera must provide this "trigger/ flag, I could not find confirmation on this on the Sony FX 6 spec pages.

Q: 2. Do I have to jam sync timecode every time I power on the recorder or the camera?

A: yes, Jam Sync is not stored in memory, neither can be saved as a preset.

Q: 3. when using dynamic mics with this unit will I need to use a cloudlifter or fethead?

A: It’s got 76dB of gain for the XLR inputs. You’re probably referring to the notoriously gain-needy SM7b. I don’t have one but forum estimates place its required gain at about 60dB on average to maybe 66dB for quiet vocals. Here you would have even more if you needed to use that mic on a somewhat further source. Another thing to consider is the low noise of these preamps (-128dBu) which will allow you to safely boost levels in post.

Q: 4. Can I use a battery with 25 W output to power mix pre via usb c?

A: Yes. The Sound Devices MixPre-6 II Multitrack Field Recorder requires at least 7.5W from a USB-C power source.

Q: 5. What's the minimum MB/s on the SD card specs to record 32 bit float sound? I have several Sandisk SDXC1 45MB/s cards and wondering if I'll have to upgrade?

A: Hi Richard. The read/write speed is less critical than the class of card. As long as you are using a class 10 SD card, you should be good to go!

Q: 6. How many tracks can be recorded at a time

A: Please read the description. It’s all there, less complicated than asking that question but for politeness here’s the copy and paste: Record up to six tracks of external sources (four channels via XLR-1/4" combo jacks and two channels via a 3.5mm mini jack)—as well as a stereo mix

Q: 7. I'm thinking about upgrading from my Mixpre-6 (first gen.) to the II. I have my settings/presets just the way I want them on my original recorder. If I export my presets from my original recorder, will the II accept them with no trouble?

A: Ask Sound Devices. Their tech support is pretty good.

Q: 8. Can I hook my wireless headphones to the headphone out via bluetooth?

A: Call the Sound Devices Tech support, the number is on web site. They give excellent phone tech advise.. They will have your answer. By the way, the mix-Pre 3-2 is the best recording device I have ever used. I have been in the business since the Nargra 3.

Q: 9. What accessory can I use to mount this on a mic stand or neck of a tripiod?

A: Hello Patrick. All MixPre II Series recorders have ¼-inch, 20-threaded screw mounts on their top and bottom panels for mounting to gear. Please use the attached allen wrench to pop-up the screw by pushing the straight part of the wrench up into the bottom of the MixPre-3 II.

Q: 10. Can this be used to sync a two-camera interview-via timecode out-through hard wired cables (since there's only one output)? Or would that require something like a tentacle sync?

A: The Sound Devices MixPre-3 II cannot be hardwired to two cameras' TC inputs at the same time.