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Bigsnake00
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Is a ts cable just a regular guitar cable?
Dracon
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Basically its a mono cable with a phone jack at the (TS = Tip Sleeve). Stereo cables with 1/4" Phone Jack is a TRS (Tip, Ring, Sleeve).Bigsnake00 said:
ez_willis
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Bigsnake00 said:
No, but a regular guitar cable is a ts. The TS stands for Tip/Sleeve, which indicates an unbalanced cable. A TRS is a Tip/Ring/Sleeve, balanced cable.
There are other cables that can also be TS or TRS.
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gordone
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A TRS cable isn't really a "Stereo" cable. It can be used for stereo, but it can also be used for a balanced connection. Basically it's a TRS cable
Dracon said:Basically its a mono cable with a phone jack at the (TS = Tip Sleeve). Stereo cables with 1/4" Phone Jack is a TRS (Tip, Ring, Sleeve).
Dracon
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I don't disagree with you. What did I say that was incorrect? I understand the concept of the balanced cable. Tip (positive - left), Ring (Negative - right), Sleeve (Ground) which is used in a stereo connection. You can also use two TS cables for a stereo connection.gordone said:A TRS cable isn't really a "Stereo" cable. It can be used for stereo, but it can also be used for a balanced connection. Basically it's a TRS cable
Oh! I see, you are saying that TRS is not only a stereo connection, but can also be used for a balanced connection. Yes, thank you! I didn't mean to confuse anyone by my statement. However, technically (even if you do record mono) the signal running through the TRS (balanced cable) will be a stereo signal (meaning one signal on the Tip & one on the Ring - even if it's the same signal).
Anyway, short answer is yes. I concur and fully agree with you because you are correct.
