Apogee Thunderbridge for Avid HD I/O?

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by musicman691

Thanks much. It looks like I'll be making cables soon in a studio revamp so I'd like to do it right.

If that revamp includes wall plates or rack panels, there is no better way than Neutrik D-series. These can also be grounded directly to the chassis.

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by JFreak

If that revamp includes wall plates or rack panels, there is no better way than Neutrik D-series. These can also be grounded directly to the chassis.

Thanks much. I was contemplating rack panels and this looks like it'll work. As I may have mentioned my studio is in a high rf area and I need all the help I can get.

[JFreak]

You're very welcome :)

[Becharax]

Guys ... If I get to plug an electric Guitar into the focusrite input ... would I be able to plug this pedal : http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/CSDistortion

in the send and return of say channel 1 on the focusrite and therefore use the pedal as an effect to the guitar plugged in ?

[Bill Denton]

Originally Posted by JFreak

If that revamp includes wall plates or rack panels, there is no better way than Neutrik D-series. These can also be grounded directly to the chassis.

The D-Series you linked to are for PCB mount.

Could you have been thinking of these Neutrik DLX-Series?

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by Bill Denton

The D-Series you linked to are for PCB mount.

Could you have been thinking of these Neutrik DLX-Series?

Yep, my bad, was too busy and linked the wrong page.

[Becharax]

Guys .... I am using the Focusrite ISA TWO ... the sound is really raving .... but I have an issue ... I am not allowed to switch Impedance (Z Input button) whenever I pick Instrument or Line In .... The variable impedance only works with Mic Pre ????

Am I missing Something Here ??

[Becharax]

Solved Darryl !! :)

[Becharax]

Haha !! Well there is no variable impedance for Instrument Input ... as short and concise answer as ever