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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 116932" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Behringer X32 + 2x S16 huge problemIIRC, using a UTP jumper left at least 1 S16 vulnerable to the ESD de-sync issue.&nbsp; Why risk it?It&#039;s this type of corner cutting (or not cutting), the attention to details, that defines a particular level of professionalism.&nbsp; I don&#039;t want to be the guy that says to a client &quot;well, the OTHER 16 channels stayed up, sorry about losing the PA drive...&quot; because I was so cheap that I opted to use a 99 cent patch cable instead of the $20 cable specified by the manufacturer.&nbsp; If the manufacturer can supply the $20 patch cable for $12, I&#039;ll buy it from them but if not I&#039;ll get it anyway.Retreaded tires are cheaper, they&#039;re round-rolling-rubber, but you can&#039;t use them on the steering axle of your truck... I wonder why? :roll:&nbsp; {actually, I know why... a failure could have catastrophic consequences}</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 116932, member: 67"] Re: Behringer X32 + 2x S16 huge problem IIRC, using a UTP jumper left at least 1 S16 vulnerable to the ESD de-sync issue. Why risk it? It's this type of corner cutting (or not cutting), the attention to details, that defines a particular level of professionalism. I don't want to be the guy that says to a client "well, the OTHER 16 channels stayed up, sorry about losing the PA drive..." because I was so cheap that I opted to use a 99 cent patch cable instead of the $20 cable specified by the manufacturer. If the manufacturer can supply the $20 patch cable for $12, I'll buy it from them but if not I'll get it anyway. Retreaded tires are cheaper, they're round-rolling-rubber, but you can't use them on the steering axle of your truck... I wonder why? :roll: {actually, I know why... a failure could have catastrophic consequences} [/QUOTE]

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