This 12 channel tactical fiber cable is designed for Broadcast & Pro-AV deployment applications and meets all outdoor tactical needs for applications requiring an outdoor rated crush and impact resistant design. The tough Thermoplastic Polyurethane Core-Locked design is perfect for any situation where ordinary PVC jacket cables do not provide adequate protection in the field. All assemblies are machine polished and interferometer tested to industry standards. All products are 100% tested and a complete set of test documentation of your cable is available upon request.
Ruggedized multi-channel fiber optic cables designed for multiple deployments for field production in outside broadcast, rental houses and more. Highly flexible tight-buffered tactical cables with internal aramid strength members for crush resistance in high traffic areas if handled properly and a polyurethane outer sheath designed to withstand crushing by both military tanks and Outside Broadcast vehicles. All assemblies multi-stage machine polished and tested for <.55db RL with test results for each channel supplied with each cable.

• Broadcast deployable
• Indoor/Outdoor rated jacket
• Typical RL <-55dB and IL<0.25dB
• Wide temperature range (typically -55°C to 85°C)
• 500um primary acrylate buffer with 900um secondary hard buffer
• Excellent crush and impact resistance due to their polyurethane Core-Locked outer jacket
• Designed to withstand crush and impact after deployment
• Strong, lightweight and extremely durable cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you pad the master output signal down to mic level?

A: Yes, you can pad the master output signal from the Zoom LiveTrak L-12 Digital Mixer & Multitrack Recorder by using an attenuator like the Hosa Technology ATT-448 In-Line Switchable Input Attenuator XLR Barrel (B&H # HOATT448) and setting the attenuation level for -30 or -40 dB to reduce the line level signal to mic level. The ATT-448 can be used on each of the XLR outputs with XLR cables.

Q: 2. Can the XLR Master Out, the 1/4" Master Out, and headphone outs send a mono signal?

A: Yes, as long as you are using mono signals, you can have dual mono output for the left and right master outputs, and for the headphone output on the Zoom LiveTrak L-12 Digital Mixer and Multitrack Recorder.

Q: 3. Will this communicate via USB cable adapter with my 16" Macbook Pro?

A: The Zoom LiveTrak L-12 can function as a 14-in/4-out USB audio interface, allowing you to record directly to your favorite software DAW on a Mac or PC computer.

Q: 4. Will the headphone jack monitor out accepts speakers instead of Headphones? Do i also use a power speaker or an amp may be?

A: Yes... can be used with powered or unpowered speakers.

Q: 5. Are the XLR Outputs -10 or +4?

A: Maximum output level: +14.5 dBu Output impedance: 100 Ω

Q: 6. Hi, I bought L-12 and I am unable to use it as audio interface, but it works fine as stand alone. I put the selection switch to audio interface and downloaded the drive for windows for my desktop and select ASIO then the zoon L-12 is selected but doesn't show any tracks. Am I doing anything wrong here?

A: Please email info@zoom-na.com or call (631) 542-5270 and we can assist.

Q: 7. So on inputs 9/10 and 11/12, if you plug your single mono input into the left channel, it will come across both L and R in mono?

A: No, input 9 is routed directly to Main L and input 10 is routed to Main R. 9/10 are controlled by a single fader and share controls, but there is no summing taking place. This is true for both stereo channels of the Zoom LiveTrak L-12.

Q: 8. Can I record via the USB output (into my laptop) while simultaneously using an analog (headphone) output into my video camera?

A: Yes, you can perform this kind of operation with the L-12.

Q: 9. Why won't my Canon LP-E6NH batteries charge in this unit? The red light flashes and the batteries do not charge. These are genuine Canon batteries purchased from BHPhoto, and these batteries do charge in my cheap-o single charger.

A: The IDX System Technology LC-2A Two-Channel Charger will only support the Canon batteries listed. It does not support the Canon LPE6NH. Canon BP-955, BP-975, LP-E6

Q: 10. Will it record 24-bit/48 kHz Resolution ?

A: Yes, the L-12 is capable of recording at 48kHz/24-bit.