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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 98722" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: Best cables for X32Thanks, Uli, this White Paper is definitely something to look forward to.Regarding filtering, won&#039;t an On-line UPS have mains filtering by definition? (On-line meaning inverter charges battery, other inverter converts battery power to AC usable by connected device.) No spikes from the mains could get through the battery to the connected device, right?Regarding your discussions with Neutrik, who I wasn&#039;t aware made cables but am happy to hear different, can you get them to provide you with Powercons for AC input to your devices rather than the IEC cables which can pull loose or fall out? That seems like a notable shortcoming on power amps, especially, but also on the consoles. Having a secure power input would be worth another $5 for sure, if it&#039;s that simple. And it would certainly increase the &quot;pro&quot; perception of the products IMO.Back on topic, having an official Behringer snake cable seems like it will eliminate a variable in that important area and provide confidence to your customers that this critical part of the equation will work correctly.Thanks,Dan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 98722, member: 2826"] Re: Best cables for X32 Thanks, Uli, this White Paper is definitely something to look forward to. Regarding filtering, won't an On-line UPS have mains filtering by definition? (On-line meaning inverter charges battery, other inverter converts battery power to AC usable by connected device.) No spikes from the mains could get through the battery to the connected device, right? Regarding your discussions with Neutrik, who I wasn't aware made cables but am happy to hear different, can you get them to provide you with Powercons for AC input to your devices rather than the IEC cables which can pull loose or fall out? That seems like a notable shortcoming on power amps, especially, but also on the consoles. Having a secure power input would be worth another $5 for sure, if it's that simple. And it would certainly increase the "pro" perception of the products IMO. Back on topic, having an official Behringer snake cable seems like it will eliminate a variable in that important area and provide confidence to your customers that this critical part of the equation will work correctly. Thanks, Dan [/QUOTE]

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