What size USB cable do I need to work with the Profiler Thanks KJ
USB Cable
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KjStrat62 -
March 8, 2023 at 9:37 PM -
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Usually a USB B (Kemper) to USB A (Computer) Like most printers use.
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But only a green one works the best.
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But only a green one works the best.
One day someone will believe you
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But only a green one works the best.
So that's why I kept finding my Purple cord ejected on the floor!
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Green? Purple? I am also looking for a (well shielded) USB printer cable for my KPA š
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Green? Purple? I am also looking for a (well shielded) USB printer cable for my KPA š
They sell these everywhere. Probably one of the easiest cables to find other than USB A to USB micro/C I've seen them in grocery and hardware stores. You can probably get one on Fleabay for like $5.00. Any computer store or where they sell printers but you'll pay a little more. I have some super shielded ones and some super cheapos and either will work fine I don't think you have to worry about interference unless you're using rig manager at Chernobyl.
Oh and make sure it's green otherwise the Kemper may reject it.
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Green? Purple? I am also looking for a (well shielded) USB printer cable for my KPA š
Don't believe a word Tex said above. The grey one's are the best. and mine is grey of course.
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Thank you guys then I try it with white
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Thank you guys then I try it with white
I use white - its the best...
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I use white - its the best...
Nah it's gray. YouĀ“re just color blind.
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The green ones with Sudbury copper have the best tone. The green cover repels RFI better .
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Green is the new Black
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I have just been using a grey one.
Grey, silver, black and white are currently the most popular colours for cars.
Then blue and red followed by other, far more vivid colours and customised shades, featuring metallic and pearlescent finishes with a mica additive.
Paint companies have colourists who make up batches of paint for manufacturers and they can produce a final result blending and mixing from a variety of different coloured bases.
For instance, gold can be produced from a green, yellow or orange base. If you look carefully at any gold you own you may notice such differences in the metal, so too gold paint may be able to be determined as how it was made up.
Nightfire (a metallic red) includes, all the hues one would expect to see in the flames of a real campfire. Green, blue, yellow etc. et al. The salient point being that you will not observe these included hues in direct sunlight. But if you go out in the dark at night and shine an old fashioned torch (not a bright LED one) on Nightfire paintwork, the very low colour temperature of the extremely weak illumination will tend to reveal the various disparate elements used to make up the final colour.
Very clever people, colourists. The best way to observe how the colour was made up is to actually spray it on a product. Under those circumstances, for example a metallic blue might at first appear to be nothing other than completely green. But as the layers of the various colours used to make up the batch are applied, the green will gradually be overwhelmed by the addition of other hues that will contribute to achieving the ultimately desired final result. A complete transformation. I'm very interested in manufacturing industry.
This leads me to my question.
Does utilising differing, more exotic cables shades, colour the actual sound?
For example, how many of you are utilising differing coloured cables as an additional forms of sonic equalisation.
My daughter in law originates from Ireland and green is a bit of a theme for her: "Green is my favourite colour. I love it even more than blue and yellow combined."
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Green is my favourite colour. I love it even more than blue and yellow combined."
Love it! šš
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Q: What's black and white, and red all over?
A: This thread that has gone off the color wheel.
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This morning, I dreamed up a new colour.
Then realised it was a pigment of my imagination.
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Thought this would be a helpful chat room. Obviously not
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Thought this would be a helpful chat room. Obviously not
Sorry, we are all just having a bit of fun now as Dynochrome gave you the correct answer in the first response.
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Thought this would be a helpful chat room. Obviously not
Reading the manual would help, especially with something as simple as which USB cable to use.
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