[sdiy] Best way to wire up a multi-channel cable?
Mattias Rickardsson
mr at analogue.org
Sat Apr 19 10:41:32 CEST 2025
Den lör 19 apr. 2025 09:15Chromatest J. Pantsmaker via Synth-diy <
synth-diy at synth-diy.org> skrev:
> It loaded for me. They're using USB-C connectors with whatever wiring to
> patch polyphonically. The most signals that I'm seeing on any one module is
> 8 per cable. USB-C has 24 pins. I suppose they *could* be running
> High/Low/Shield for each of 8 signals, but I feel like that would be
> ridiculous. I'm going to bet that they are doubling up and using 12 pins,
> 8 signals and 4 grounds, but I'm just guessing here.
>
Let's hope they implemented them rotationally symmetrical, even though
USB-C is not. (-:
This would mean they are likely unbalanced and not individually
ground-shielded.
Anyway, using balanced audio for modular would be pretty silly. You'd need
> a transformer or extra op-amp for every signal input and output
>
Not for the outputs, they could be impedance balanced like often seen on
other audio equipment.
/mr
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