Audiofanzine FR
Published on 03/15/09 at 16:41
(Originally written by Bibzo/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
I used this multicore last night for the first and last time at a live event I recorded with my PreSonus Firepod sound card.
At the end of the gig I wanted to unplug the multicore and one of the jacks got stuck in my sound card...
Result: my sound card has a metal part stuck in it and I can't remove it. I will have to open the card and unsolder the Neutrik combo connector to replace it. What a nightmare!!!
This multicore made in China might be cheap but if you have to buy a new sound card each time you use it...
FYI, I tested every single one of the combo inputs with a Planet Waves jack without a problem. So I'm sure that the the multicore is the issue here (and it's more than evident when you look at the jacks).
I give it a 0/10!!!
I wanted to save money buying a Chinese product and it was a lousy deal...
I used this multicore last night for the first and last time at a live event I recorded with my PreSonus Firepod sound card.
At the end of the gig I wanted to unplug the multicore and one of the jacks got stuck in my sound card...
Result: my sound card has a metal part stuck in it and I can't remove it. I will have to open the card and unsolder the Neutrik combo connector to replace it. What a nightmare!!!
This multicore made in China might be cheap but if you have to buy a new sound card each time you use it...
FYI, I tested every single one of the combo inputs with a Planet Waves jack without a problem. So I'm sure that the the multicore is the issue here (and it's more than evident when you look at the jacks).
I give it a 0/10!!!
I wanted to save money buying a Chinese product and it was a lousy deal...