Insight on any of the following questions is appreciated.
Situation: Only RCA cables can be sent from source to desktop mixing monitors designed to accept RCA plugs:
1) Are RCA cable more prone to noise? If so, what is the cause and how can I prevent it?
2) Can such noise be merely unwanted but not a major issue or enough to interfere with mixing, possibly varying from time to time?
3) If noise is a possible issue, are there shielded RCA cables available that would help reduce any external noise sources?
ADDITIONAL USAGE INFO:
>Id be routing out from my Tascam DP24SD Stereo jack (RCA) to possibly a subwoofer (KRK Rokit 8s with RCA jacks IN/OUT) then sent to desktop IK monitors that only accepts RCA plugs.
>Line level would be -3dBV from Tascam source to sub then to monitors.
>All jacks are unbalanced IN/OUT.
Thank you for answering any of my questions--JeffF.
Situation: Only RCA cables can be sent from source to desktop mixing monitors designed to accept RCA plugs:
1) Are RCA cable more prone to noise? If so, what is the cause and how can I prevent it?
2) Can such noise be merely unwanted but not a major issue or enough to interfere with mixing, possibly varying from time to time?
3) If noise is a possible issue, are there shielded RCA cables available that would help reduce any external noise sources?
ADDITIONAL USAGE INFO:
>Id be routing out from my Tascam DP24SD Stereo jack (RCA) to possibly a subwoofer (KRK Rokit 8s with RCA jacks IN/OUT) then sent to desktop IK monitors that only accepts RCA plugs.
>Line level would be -3dBV from Tascam source to sub then to monitors.
>All jacks are unbalanced IN/OUT.
Thank you for answering any of my questions--JeffF.