This 50' Mogami Gold AES/EBU DB-25 to DB-25 Digital Audio Cable meets AES/EBU specifications with 110-ohm impedance. Its cellular PP (polypropylene) insulation material results in lower attenuation than other cable builds. The cable's pinout is compatible with the Tascam AES 8-channel I/O format making it compatible with Avid/Digidesign, Panasonic, RME, and Tascam digital recording machines that use the DB-25 connector.

Since AES/EBU digital audio cable has low capacitance characteristics, it can result in high-quality analog audio transmission in general, especially for high-frequency-range material.

Tascam AES/EBU pinout

DB-25 connectors with gold contacts

Ultra-flexible with long flex life, maintaining excellent strength characteristics

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do we really need it with the Zoom H6 as I have read that you can bring down the Levels in H6 upto -35db? I will be using the H6 with Canon 5D Mark 4

A: The H6 may have that feature, but I would still recommend this cable for your setup, as lowering the sensitivity that much would raise the noise floor on the recording.

Q: 2. Which end goes to which? There are no example pictures.

A: The side of the cable that is labeled 'Line-Level' on the Sescom 3.5 mm Line to Mic -25 dB Audio Cable for Zoom H6 (9") would connect to the line-level output on the recorder. The other side is the 'Mic-Level' connector, which would connect to the microphone input on your DSLR camera or camcorder.

Q: 3. Canthis work with canon m50?

A: Yes, this attenuator cable could connect the headphone output of a device to the Canon M50.

Q: 4. Is this also compatible with the Zoom H5?

A: I use in on an H5.

Q: 5. Is this cable absolutely necessary if connecting the Zoom H6 to the mic input on a Canon EOS SL3 DSLR ?

A: Yes you will need an attenuating cable to adjust the outgoing line level audio signal to the microphone level required by the camera.

Q: 6. Will this work with GH4 or Sony A6400?

A: I use it for my GH4 and it works as it should. No problems

Q: 7. What does the 40 dB Pad option mean?

A: The built-in pad on the Remote Audio Unbalanced Adapter Cable 3.5mm RA TS Jack to 3-Pin XLR Male with 40 dB Pad reduces the level of the output signal from the device it is connected to by 40 dB. This is often used when connecting a device with line level output signal to a microphone input on a camera or recorder.

Q: 8. Can I use this cable to send an audio feed(3.5mm/sub out) from a Zoom F4 Recorder into a cameral's XLR input, such as Sony FS7?

A: The Mogami Gold 3.5mm TRS Male to Dual XLR Male Y-Cable could be used to connect a line output to a camera's XLR inputs, but you should be sure to set the input level to line level to avoid overloading the camera's preamps.

Q: 9. Compatible with Canon 70D and Canon T3i?

A: This cable will work with both cameras.

Q: 10. Is this applicable to brother mfc-j995dw and any computer/laptop?

A: Yes, this is a universal printer cable.