The black, 25' 1800F XMF-25 High Flex AES/EBU - XLR-M to XLR-F Cable is well suited for all digital audio applications and is designed to meet AES/EBU specifications with a wire impedance rating of 110 ohms.  The cable utilizes Datalene, a premium-grade high-density insulation that provides exceptional crush resistance when compared with standard foam polyethylene insulation. The highly flexible "French Braid" shielding provides maximum flexibility and performance, while the high velocity of propagation further reduces capacitance and signal delay providing error-free transmissions over extended distances. 

Supports All AES/EBU 110 Ohm Devices    Neutrik XLR Connectors    Highly Flexible    French Braid Sheilding    High Density Insulation    Error-Free Transmissions    Extended Distances    Crush Resistant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the maximal sampling rate going through this cable? 48KHz? more?

A: It's a cable adapter including an impedance matching transformer fine for 48 kHz, 96 kHz, 192 kHz

Q: 2. What are the length of the fanouts?

A: The manufacturer has not provided a measurement for the length of the Sescom 4-Channel XLR Male to Female Audio Snake fanouts.

Q: 3. Can I reverse the cable sides like the camera side in the H6 line out and the h6 side into the camera?

A: You can do that but that will not attenuate your signal and defeat the whole purpose of using an attenuation cable.

Q: 4. Is this 75 ohm cable or 50?

A: This is a 75 ohm cable.

Q: 5. Is this also compatible with the Zoom H5?

A: I use in on an H5.

Q: 6. Can this be used with a 3.5mm or 1/8 in extension? If so, I'd want that on the line level side right?

A: I don't think it matters which side, there is an attenuator in hot wire in the circuit, personally I would put the side being attenuated (camera side) directly into equipment and have the full power side with the extension. Standard cable length issues apply for the extension.

Q: 7. Canthis work with canon m50?

A: Yes, this attenuator cable could connect the headphone output of a device to the Canon M50.

Q: 8. why can't I just use a standard XLR "Y" cable to split AES?

A: Without getting technical: while there is a chance it may work - and it usually works ok the other way around (using AES/EBU cables on analog gear - it is not recommended to use non AES/EBU cables on digital gear. You can experiment but it is not recommended

Q: 9. Is this cable absolutely necessary if connecting the Zoom H6 to the mic input on a Canon EOS SL3 DSLR ?

A: Yes you will need an attenuating cable to adjust the outgoing line level audio signal to the microphone level required by the camera.

Q: 10. will this work with the AJA Kipro ultra plus?

A: Thank you for your question. This snake should work with the AJA for AES protocol.