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<blockquote data-quote="Timo Ulkuniemi" data-source="post: 114591" data-attributes="member: 1978">Re: STP for unbalanced StereoHelloWhile it is quite true, that there is more crosstalk between L&amp;R in microphone cable vs &quot;diode&quot;-cable ( = normal stereo rca cable )&nbsp; with a distance of 50 feet / 15 meters I would say in MOST cases there are possibly no problems with either one - I used to feed two monitpr/FB-lines with 100/30 snake that had just one too few lines on it - no problem - output impedance was typical 50-200 ohms...Now - if we are landing on HiFi-land ( hopefully not - I am out ) we can talk about the difference with having one vs two shields between those two places - obviously with diode-cable one can leave the shield unconnected in one connector of four...Conclusion - whichever cable you have, will work - just make sure connectors are well soldered.Nuuska</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Timo Ulkuniemi, post: 114591, member: 1978"] Re: STP for unbalanced Stereo Hello While it is quite true, that there is more crosstalk between L&R in microphone cable vs "diode"-cable ( = normal stereo rca cable ) with a distance of 50 feet / 15 meters I would say in MOST cases there are possibly no problems with either one - I used to feed two monitpr/FB-lines with 100/30 snake that had just one too few lines on it - no problem - output impedance was typical 50-200 ohms... Now - if we are landing on HiFi-land ( hopefully not - I am out ) we can talk about the difference with having one vs two shields between those two places - obviously with diode-cable one can leave the shield unconnected in one connector of four... Conclusion - whichever cable you have, will work - just make sure connectors are well soldered. Nuuska [/QUOTE]

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