We could do a german month, Jesper! This means, you accept only blogs in
proper german language: XLR Kabel haben keine positiven oder negativen Pins,
weil es nur Kabel sind.
After that, we have smorebrod weeks: Only swedish language is accepted.
By the way: Sure, I make faults, but I think my english is quite good for a
guy from Frankfurt. You are right, it must be "those", like in "those were
the days, my friend". To get back to the topic, the XLR female for cables
were the most expensive ones THOSE DAYS; they cost around 8 Mark THOSE DAYS.
To compare the value: You could get a good pizza and a coke for 8 Mark THOSE
DAYS.
:-)
Michael
----- Original Message -----
From: "jesper" <jesper@...>
To: <Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2010 10:26 AM
Subject: Re: Betr: Re: [Simmons Drums] cranking up the SDS-V output
> Hi list,
>
> neither Michael nor me has english as our first language. That sure lays
> a good foundation for misunderstandings. Here's what I meant:
>
> Michael Buchner skrev:
>> As I said: They WERE expensive THESE DAYS, only switchcraft being
>> available.
>
> OK, you meant THOSE days, as in the past. Then we sure mean the same
> thing.
>
>> B.t.W.: An XLR cable has no +, nor on pin 3 neither on pin 2. It is only
>> a
>> cable. I think you mean adaptors.
>
> But my finished cables are marked like I said. Call'em leads or cords or
> whatever. Neither plugs nor the wires are anything until connected. It
> was only a hint for anyone making their own that they should mark them
> in a good way to eliminate headaches further down the path.
>
> Keep hitting those hexagons! :D
>
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