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instrument cable?

can you use an instrument cable from your monitor to your interface?
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if i understand correctly...

Yes you may do this, however typically you have two monitors, so I'm not exactly sure if you are speaking of speaker monitors or not. most interfaces have a 1/4 jack in for instrument cables, and your speaker will need them too. Make sure you get balanced trs cables, they make a difference and you can't take any chances while mixing
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yes, I'm talking about monitors

I just want to know if I need to buy new cables - "non-instrument" to go from each monitor to my mbox or if I can just use what I have which are 1/4'' instrument cables.
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Not really i use standard instrument TS cables to hook my monitors up, although i believe TRS have better ground noise rejection.
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ok,

You can use your standard instrument cables, especially if you are low on funds, but if you do come into some cash then a simple upgrade to your rig would be balanced TRS's. Mixing is one of those things that the smaller components are just as important as the big expensive ones.
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balanced TRS's

ok thanks guys

when I get the money I'll get the balanced TRS's
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