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  • XLR Wall Plates - Installation Question (p.3)
2014/09/30 10:30:18
The Maillard Reaction
Redco,
 
Markertek,
 
Whirlwind,
 
etc.
2014/09/30 13:47:08
YYZAV
I checked those places, I don't believe they sell that same one (black 4 gang with 8 pre punched holes) I am in a extreme rush to get these if you can help?
2014/09/30 13:53:53
The Maillard Reaction
Try Redco:
 
http://www.redco.com/Redco-WPL-404C.html
 
select the black finish in the 'finish" drop down if you want the black one.
2014/09/30 14:50:01
YYZAV
I mean if I have to as a last resort I will but I'll have to change all of my wall plates than to match about 16 of then..lol....
2014/09/30 14:53:17
The Maillard Reaction
Have a great day!
 
:-)
2014/10/03 11:39:12
stonehedge
I have always used TRS patch fields as an interim  between studio to control room for patching and they work great. However a caveat would be to keep your phantom power off while hot patching from the TRS bay.  Plugging and unplugging them can temporarily short connections as the plug is inserted creating loud pops in the systems and stress on you speakers.
Here is a stand snake or harness colour code document site you might find usefull
http://whirlwindusa.com/media/uploads/downloads/manuals/wwcolorcode.pdf
 
 
 
Good Luck
 
 
2014/10/03 13:08:06
sock monkey
Stonehedge the OP was in 2009 he's probably finished :) 
 
I just gave away a box of  4x XLR and 2X TRS plates. Must of been 6 of each in there. I was too lazy to do E bay so I gave them to a young and upcoming sound guy. 
 
I hard wired my (past) studio using  Belden  ( 1303?) was # 22 and foil wrapped. It was what they used everywhere for installs. Still have a 1/4 roll of it. 
I used the shrink wrap  tip too. And all wall boxes where metal. 
At the mixer end I made it into a 6 ' custom snake buy bundling and shrink wrapping,  with  XLR's  plugged directly to the mixer.  So it worked like a snake. 
There were a few TRS that went out as headphone sends using the same cable. I only had one jack on the mixer but I could fake a send from an Aux using a few old Integrated amps.   There were headphone jack wall plates all over the place out in the iso rooms and main area.  22 gauge is a little light for headphone wire, but nothing was more than 25' so it seemed to work fine.
Lots of soldering involved but including all the parts it was still cheaper than buying a good quality snake. And it certainly keeps things tidy.  
2014/10/03 15:37:57
stonehedge
duh
I saw the Sept 23rd and paid no attention to the year.
 
I don't get a chance to post much and didn't realize how old the post was
 
Peace
 
 
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