BNC Word Clock Cable

cc1 · 9th September 2006

i need one at least 17 feet long - is that too long? - where can i purchase one thats high quality (low jitter)? - monster only makes up to 13 feet

the1Hub · 9th September 2006

kimber cable D-60 ive used 5m for dsd recording from the primary recorder to the backups no problems.

klaukholm · 9th September 2006

www.redco.com
Have him make you a Gotham 75 ohms at whatever length you need.

Jim vanBergen · 9th September 2006

We use word clock cables for digital consoles and clock distribution over 100meters all the time. Nothing to worry about! You can use standard RG-58 cables, readily available from a dozen manufacturers, or look for RG213, which is low-loss and very heavy duty, but significantly more expensive.

hope this helps!

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cc1 Gear nut Joined: Mar 2005 Posts: 97 Thread Starter	BNC Word Clock Cable i need one at least 17 feet long - is that too long? - where can i purchase one thats high quality (low jitter)? - monster only makes up to 13 feet

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the1Hub Gear addict Joined: Feb 2005 Location: where there are blue skies 315 days a year Posts: 460	kimber cable D-60 ive used 5m for dsd recording from the primary recorder to the backups no problems.

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klaukholm Lives for gear Joined: May 2005 Location: EU Posts: 2,431	www.redco.com Have him make you a Gotham 75 ohms at whatever length you need.

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Jim vanBergen Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2005 Location: New York Friggin' City Posts: 2,562	We use word clock cables for digital consoles and clock distribution over 100meters all the time. Nothing to worry about! You can use standard RG-58 cables, readily available from a dozen manufacturers, or look for RG213, which is low-loss and very heavy duty, but significantly more expensive. hope this helps!