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<blockquote data-quote="Costa Lakoumentas" data-source="post: 98639" data-attributes="member: 1685">Re: S16 audio drop outsDear Brian,To clarify further, you may not need to do anything to your power distribution system at all. You may have a properly designed and installed power system with a common ground and absolutely no issues. While &quot;best practice&quot; would be to run your console from the same power as your stage gear and amp racks, it is by no means mandatory.The issue you experienced is most likely because of the incorrect cable. Get yourself the best cable you can and forget about it. Our head of product specialists, Joe Sanborn recommends this <a href="http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/EtherShld200?utm_source=Google&amp;utm_medium=PPC&amp;utm_campaign=none&amp;device=c&amp;network=g&amp;matchtype=&amp;gclid=CPP-2-uk27gCFWJp7AodD3MApA" target="_blank">one</a> from Pro Co. As the description points out, stranded wire is generally more durable for portable application where the cable is handled frequently. However solid conductors generally offer more reliable transmission over longer runs. In either case, shielded cable is best for interference-free and reliable operation.Best regards,Costa LakoumentasSVP, MarketingMUSIC Group<a href="http://www.music-group.com" target="_blank">www.music-group.com</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Costa Lakoumentas, post: 98639, member: 1685"] Re: S16 audio drop outs Dear Brian, To clarify further, you may not need to do anything to your power distribution system at all. You may have a properly designed and installed power system with a common ground and absolutely no issues. While "best practice" would be to run your console from the same power as your stage gear and amp racks, it is by no means mandatory. The issue you experienced is most likely because of the incorrect cable. Get yourself the best cable you can and forget about it. Our head of product specialists, Joe Sanborn recommends this [URL="http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/EtherShld200?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=PPC&utm_campaign=none&device=c&network=g&matchtype=&gclid=CPP-2-uk27gCFWJp7AodD3MApA"]one[/URL] from Pro Co. As the description points out, stranded wire is generally more durable for portable application where the cable is handled frequently. However solid conductors generally offer more reliable transmission over longer runs. In either case, shielded cable is best for interference-free and reliable operation. Best regards, [B]Costa Lakoumentas[/B] SVP, Marketing MUSIC Group [URL="http://www.music-group.com"]www.music-group.com[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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