Hi Jim,
When I first looked at that photo last night I interpreted it the same way as you did, that two pins (probably 1 and 3) were jumpered together. But after noting Joe’s statement that:
Best regards,
-- Al
When I first looked at that photo last night I interpreted it the same way as you did, that two pins (probably 1 and 3) were jumpered together. But after noting Joe’s statement that:
I took the XLR cable apart on both ends and both end have pin 1 connected to the shield ground of the plug itself. You can see it in the photos.... and after looking at the photo a little further, I concluded that pin 1 is most likely not connected to pin 3, but rather to a lug which in turn connects to the shell of the XLR connector. Which was the reason I said in my last post that:
I don’t know if the fact that the cables you are using connect pin 1 to the shells of the XLR connectors might factor into the problem. But in any event I would suggest ordering the Mogami cables I referenced earlier....But I agree that it can’t hurt, and could conceivably help, to clip that jumper at both ends of the cable and see what happens.
Best regards,
-- Al