[BC] The XLR pinout debate
engineermike
engineermike
Sat Aug 12 22:22:53 CDT 2006
I always check the manual just to be safe. No sense in guessing.
Later
Mike
Alan Alsobrook wrote:
> I continue to say that this debate is somewhat confused. I first
> noticed Pin 2 being + in some older Otari manuals. I of course was a bit
> confused since it had always been pin 3 to my knowledge. Then I looked
> further in this same manual and their drawings had the center pin
> labeled as #2. This is quite contrary to the way that Switchcraft and
> others number the pins when they build the device. From this I drew the
> conclusion and have stuck with it, that somewhere, some how, someone
> mislabeled the pin numbers and that the actual location of the wires
> have remained the same.
> So for me, pin 3 (the offset one in the middle) is still and will always
> be +.
>
> John Buffaloe wrote:
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