The TA5F to XLRM AES3 Digital Audio Output Cable from Lectrosonics is designed for a two-channel AES3 digital audio workflow. It features a TA5F mini female XLR connector on one end and full-size XLR male on the other.

For 2-Channel AES3 Audio Workflow    18" Length

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there anyway to mount the battery on the cage on BMPC 4K ?

A: you wouldnt want to do that. if you need to do that for handheld, put it on your waist. or gaffe tape it to the rig. or velcro it around something.

Q: 2. Can this be used as a 'bi-directional analog audio" send and receive with a Dante system?

A: The Audinate Dante AVIO 2x2 AES3/EBU I/O Adapter for Dante Audio Network allows you to connect analog audio gear to a Dante network with two channels in and two channels out .

Q: 3. whats is the warranty ?

A: The Lectrosonics DM1612 is covered by a one year limited warranty from the manufacturer.

Q: 4. What type of mic inputs does this unit have? Does it offer phantom power for microphones?

A: The Azden FMX field mixer has 4 XLR inputs with phantom power along with 2 balanced Mic/Line XLR Outputs. And 1 USB output.

Q: 5. How do you know when it's charged fully? And how do you prevent overcharging?

A: The light on the dc adapter will change from red to green when it is done charging. I havent had any issues with over-charging. I just plug it in at night and unplug it in the morning or whenever I notice the light has turned green.

Q: 6. What cable do I need to connect this in conjunction with the Sound Devices MM-1?

A: The Lectrosonics SPDR is not compatible with a Sound Devices MM-1.

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. Will this give enough gain to power a DPA 4061 lav? The Tasman DR-10's don't...

A: No, the DPA 4061 microphone is not compatible for use with the Lectrosonics MTCR recorder, The DPA 4061 requires 5 to 10V to operate but the Lectrosonics MTCR can only supply 2 to 4V of plug-in power.

Q: 9. Does this have a limiter or at least dual-level ability like the far cheaper Tascam DR10L? I see things I like about it but with my talent flying solo out there it would be nice to at least equal the Tascam in reassurance for me.

A: Split Gain mode records two different tracks, one at the normal level and another at -18 dB as a “safety” track that can be used in place of the normal track in the event that overload distortion (clipping) has occurred on the normal track—up to 23 hours on a 32GB card. The recorder allows for a wide range of input gain adjustments for mic- to line-level signals.

Q: 10. Can this be mounted between a camera and a tripod/monopod? Or; must it be carried in a shoulder bag?

A: It is designed to be carried in a bag: Porta Brace Mixer Case for the Azden FMX-42 (Black) B&H # POMXC42AB