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Use with Camplex breakout cables, Camplex MTP NEMA field boxes, Camplex breakout boxes, Neutrik opticalCON MTP chassis connectors NO12FDW-A, and Neutrik opticalCON MTP couplers NAO12SAW-A for durability and high performance.

• Outdoor field deployable
• Low insertion loss and optimized optical return loss values
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• Cut-proof and rodent-resistant double-jacket
• Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. are you sure that the 2 x TA3 3-Pin Female Balanced Line Output are Female and not Male which is more logic?

A: They are male. Each port has 3 pins (not holes).

Q: 2. It is possible to power it with a dtap battery and a herose adapter?

A: Hi Dario. Sure, you can power the MixPre-10 II with a dtap battery w/hirose connector. Just make sure voltage from the battery is 10 - 18 volts.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with SL-6?

A: No, the Sound Devices 833 8-Channel / 12-Track Multitrack Field Recorder is not compatible with the Sound Devices SL-6. The 833 is, however, compatible with the Sound Devices SL-2 Dual SuperSlot Wireless Module for 8-Series Mixer/Recorder (BH #SOSL2): https://bhpho.to/3bggoeh

Q: 4. If I use two extra mics, and plug them into the mini inputs, is there a way to control the input level on those extra mics? I see only 8 input controls on the face of the unit.

A: The Mix-Pre-10 II has a single 3.5mm menu-selectable input that can be used for microphones with plug-in power, as an unbalanced line level stereo aux input, or for timecode. This aux input can be assigned as an input source for any of the channels which will allow you to use the level control for that channel to control the mic. The other 3.5mm connection next to that is a headphone output.

Q: 5. Can I connect a black lion word clock when using this as a recording interface?

A: Yes, the Sound Devices MixPre-10 II Multitrack Field Recorder can be connected to a Black Lion Word Clock. As per Sound Devices, just set your BNC input and/or output to WC.

Q: 6. Do I need a buy an external Time Code or the integrated one is good enough?

A: This unit has a built in time code generator, although it will sync if you prefer to use an additional generator.

Q: 7. if I want to use a Shure SM7B with this recorder, do I need to use a cloud lifter with it?

A: The microphone inputs on the Sound Devices 833 Multitrack Field Recorder provide up to +76 dB of gain which is sufficient for use with the Shure SM7b Vocal Microphone, so a Cloud Lifter is not needed.

Q: 8. Do both batteries need to be mounted at the same time? The mixpre does not offer an option for a 7.4 watt power source-only the 14. Can I power with one and select that output? Or is it recommended to utilize both? If I can power with one battery at a time, what power setting do you recommend selecting?

A: I am not seeing an option for both batteries to be used at the same time.

Q: 9. Is a V30 SD card good enough for this when recording multiple ISO tracks?

A: The V30 rating on an SD card refers to the video speed class, so it is not a relevant rating for use in an audio device. As long as the memory card is rated for class 10 speed or higher, or U1 speed, it is going to be compatible for use with the Sound Devices MixPre-10 II 10-Channel / 12-Track Multitrack 32-Bit Field Recorder.

Q: 10. What bitdepth/sample rate can it record to SD if it's being used as an audio interface, say for livestreaming?

A: The MixPre-10 II can record at 32-bit float when connected to the computer as an interface. However, the sample rate depends on the capability of the computer and/or the software hosting the interface.