XLR and TRS cables for quad cortex

[Jeet]

Continuing the discussion from XLR vs TRS output:

@bluzdog

Both are balanced connections and are basically the same as far as signal flow goes. The main difference comes in to play when using phantom power on a mic input. XLR keeps it’s pins isolated from each other and TRS will short the ring and the sleeve as it’s plugged in. There’s no difference as far as outputs go.

@bluzdog

Both are balanced connections and are basically the same as far as signal flow goes. The main difference comes in to play when using phantom power on a mic input. XLR keeps it’s pins isolated from each other and TRS will short the ring and the sleeve as it’s plugged in. There’s no difference as far as outputs go.

@bluzdog

Both are balanced connections and are basically the same as far as signal flow goes. The main difference comes in to play when using phantom power on a mic input. XLR keeps it’s pins isolated from each other and TRS will short the ring and the sleeve as it’s plugged in. There’s no difference as far as outputs go.

[Jeet]

Hello all I’m buying a quad cortex wanted to ask one question can TRS cables also can fit the quad cortex

[SelfTitledLP]

Are the TRS cables for the inputs, effects loops, or outputs? Any description of the intended use would be helpful. You can definitely use TRS cables for the expression inputs.

[DiffractionCircuit]

I don’t mean to sound condescending, but TRS cables are definitely talked about in the QC manual. Ctrl + F and you’ll find what info you’re looking for.