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Hi,

RTFM. All of it. Twice.

I used to simply buy standard XLR Plugs (Male & Female he made them, Mr Cannon) at Maplin and also get standard RCA Sockets.

Place the sockets onstead of the cable outlet (might need some solid steel epoxy) and connect pin1 on the XLR with a short wire to the ring of the RCA and pin2 on the XLR to the center.

Do not use the standard adapters, they short pin 1 & 3 which sounds way worse than it has to. Then switch the level switch on the back of the EQ to 12dbu.

With that done, read my article on "Pro Audio Digital Equaliser" use here:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Thunderstone_technical/files/TL Circuits/Ultracurve/PADEQUSE.HTML

Unfortunatly you need to subscribe to Yahoo and Yahoo groups to read this, this is forced by yahoo, not me....

Ciao T

<blockquote data-quote="3DSonics" data-source="post: 568221" data-attributes="member: 1907">Hi,RTFM. All of it. Twice. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /> I used to simply buy standard XLR Plugs (Male &amp; Female he made them, Mr Cannon) at Maplin and also get standard RCA Sockets.Place the sockets onstead of the cable outlet (might need some solid steel epoxy) and connect pin1 on the XLR with a short wire to the ring of the RCA and pin2 on the XLR to the center. Do not use the standard adapters, they short pin 1 &amp; 3 which sounds way worse than it has to. Then switch the level switch on the back of the EQ to 12dbu. With that done, read my article on &quot;Pro Audio Digital Equaliser&quot; use here:<a href="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Thunderstone_technical/files/TL%20Circuits/Ultracurve/PADEQUSE.HTML" target="_blank">http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Thunderstone_technical/files/TL Circuits/Ultracurve/PADEQUSE.HTML</a>Unfortunatly you need to subscribe to Yahoo and Yahoo groups to read this, this is forced by yahoo, not me....Ciao T</blockquote>

[QUOTE="3DSonics, post: 568221, member: 1907"] Hi, RTFM. All of it. Twice. :D I used to simply buy standard XLR Plugs (Male & Female he made them, Mr Cannon) at Maplin and also get standard RCA Sockets. Place the sockets onstead of the cable outlet (might need some solid steel epoxy) and connect pin1 on the XLR with a short wire to the ring of the RCA and pin2 on the XLR to the center. Do not use the standard adapters, they short pin 1 & 3 which sounds way worse than it has to. Then switch the level switch on the back of the EQ to 12dbu. With that done, read my article on "Pro Audio Digital Equaliser" use here: [URL]http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Thunderstone_technical/files/TL%20Circuits/Ultracurve/PADEQUSE.HTML[/URL] Unfortunatly you need to subscribe to Yahoo and Yahoo groups to read this, this is forced by yahoo, not me.... Ciao T [/QUOTE]

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