The 32.8' BB&S 4-Pin XLR Cable for Pipeline Reflect Lights 32.8'from BB&S 4-Pin XLR Cable for Pipeline Reflect Lights 32.8'is designed to be used for the Pipeline Reflect Lights. This durable, well-built cable is compatible with Pipeline Reflect Bi-Color lights.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these Phottix 40" Reflect Softbox Studio Umbrella's product softer light than regulare umbrellas? Is the result more similar to softboxes or more like umbrellas?

A: The light is umbrella like but softer

Q: 2. Will this cable work for other applications besides the Panasonic YAGH? I'm looking for regulated 12v power from a P-Tap Vlock battery plate that runs to a camera 4 pin XLR power input. The camera runs well on 12v power. Thanks

A: Yes this can be used on many products that use standard 4 pin XLR input regulated at 12v

Q: 3. What is the length of this umbrella when folded/closed down?

A: The length of this umbrella folded is an estimated 29"

Q: 4. Some of the original mini cables that came from Rode with their NT4 mikes had 12 dB pads built into the XLR5 connector. Does this cable have such pads in it? Or is it just straight wire from XLR to mini? I'm looking for one that doesn't have the resistive pads.

A: I bought this cable as a back-up for the one provided with my Audio-Technica stereo mic, and it's much less efficient, so I suspect that there is an unseen pad in the XLR, or the cable is simply more resistive. I'm returning it -- the signal into my Marantz digital recorder is too low.

Q: 5. What is the power rating on the output of this device? (watts or amps)

A: The power rating depends on the battery it is hooked up to. The P-Tap batteries that we sell seem to top out around 266 Wh.

Q: 6. Will this work with a Rode Blimp (5 pin stereo mic) - interested if the Neutrik XLR 5M would fit in the handle of the blimp?

A: According to the information that I am seeing, the Rycote Connbox 4 is not directly compatible with the Rode Blimp.

Q: 7. What brand are the connectors on this cable? I have a cable that comes from Rode for my nt4 and it has black, no-name connectors, that seem to want to pull apart when you remove it from the mic. Concerning.

A: Rode has not specified a brand name for the XLR connectors. For another cable option with 5-pin XLR female to two 3-pin XLR male, you may want to consider the Remote Audio 5-Pin Stereo XLR Female to Dual XLR Male Y-Cable (B&H #RECAXSTE25) which is 25' long and uses Neutrik connectors with Mogami cable. The same Remote Audio cable is also available in 18" length (B&H #RECAXSTE). We also have the Sony 5-Pin to Dual 3-pin XLR Cable for ECM-680S (B&H #SO5P3PXSGC) which is 16" long and shows Neutrik connectors in the photo.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with the Audio-Technica BP4025 stereo mic?

A: Thank you for your question. This cable will function perfectly with the 5-pin output of the BP4025 and to split the stereo signal to separate left and right xlr.

Q: 9. will this work with the blue yeti pro xlr connection? would like to hook up to a mixer

A: The Yeti Pro is wired standard for 5 pin stereo XLR cables, and should work with most third party 5pin to dual 3 pin XLR cables.

Q: 10. Will this cable work with the Nano Shield system?

A: The Rycote Connbox 4 for Single Shank Stereo Microphones with 5-Pin XLR is specifically for use with a stereo microphone that has a 5-pin XLR output connector and it also has standard size connectors. It may work, but it really will depend on the compatibility of the microphone and the size of the Rycote Nano Shield you will be using. The details for the Nano Shields show a cable with low profile 3-pin XLR connectors.