[Imc-tech] A/V modification

[Paul Riismandel]

In that case, I may be inclined to run one pair of XLR and one pair of 
coax.  Coax is more easily adaptable to both video AND RF (such as radio or 
cable), and can also be used for line-level audio feeds (like a line-level 
board out, but not microphones) as long as the runs are relatively 
short--the run from the back audio console to the production studio would 
be short enough.

Decent 50 ohm coax is pretty cheap, maybe .07-.10 a foot, and the 
connectors are dirt-cheap, so I think this is a more flexible solution (and 
cheaper) than running 4 lines of XLR.

Comments?

--Paul

At 10:00 PM 1/14/2001 -0600, Zachary C.Miller wrote:
>It just occured to me that in order to be on the safe side we may want
>to send 4 lines to our "remote locations" (the production room and the
>front room) rather than 2. We may want to send an in and an out (4
>lines) simultaneously for monitoring purposes. We may want to send
>video and audio (3 lines).
>
>Just something to think about when coming up with cost estimates on
>this.
>
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