The 18" version of the Cable Techniques CT-PTXR-18 TA3F to XLR-3M Cable is designed to connect a Sound Devices balanced TA3 output to an XLR 3-pin input. The interconnect is made from Canare L2E5 cable and can be used with devices such as the Sound Devices 633, 644, 688, 552, 788T, and more.
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Cable Techniques CT-PTXR-18 TA3F to XLR-3M Cable for Sound Devices (18")
Key Features
- Use with SD 633, 664, 688, 552, 788T
- TA3F to XLR-3M Connectors
- Canare L2E5 Cable
The 18" version of the Cable Techniques CT-PTXR-18 TA3F to XLR-3M Cable is designed to connect a Sound Devices balanced TA3 output to an XLR 3-pin input. The interconnect is made from Canare L2E5 cable and can be used with devices such as the Sound Devices 633, 644, 688, 552, 788T, and more.
Cable Techniques CT-PTXR-18 Overview
Cable Techniques CT-PTXR-18 Specs
| Compatibility | For Sound Devices balanced TA3 outputs to XLR 3-pin inputs Use with: 633, 644, 688, 552, 788T, etc |
| Cable | Canare L2E5 |
| Connectors | TA3F to XLR-3M |
| Length | 18.0" (45.7 cm) |
| Weight | Not specified by the manufacturer |
Packaging Info
| Package Weight | 0.14 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 5.4 x 4.65 x 0.85" |
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Even though it is not listed in the information ...
Even though it is not listed in the information for the product, but will this work with the direct outputs of the sound devices 442?
Yes, the Cable Techniques CT-PTXR-18 cable will work with the TA3 direct outputs of the Sound Devices 442.
Date published: 2019-12-24
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Does this cable work with Sound Devices product only, or will it also work with an Audio-Technica ATW-R1820 receiver? The use of the Sound Devices name makes me wonder if the wiring is specific to those products.
This cable is not designed specifically for Sound Devices units although it is the most common application. It will work with any device that requires a mini to standard XLR output connection.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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