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The {{T1}} uses a digital connection to the {{Model II}} Power Stand. This is labelled {{ToneMatch}}. | ===Overview=== | ||
The {{T1}} uses a digital connection to the {{Model II}} Power Stand. This is labelled {{ToneMatch}}. | |||
The connecting cable has a male Ethercon connection at each end that looks like this. | The connecting cable has a male Ethercon connection at each end that looks like this. | ||
[[Image:EtherconMale.jpg|300px|Ethercon connector]] | |||
If your {{ToneMatch}} cable gets damaged or lost you can use a computer network cable type CAT-5 or CAT-6. | If your {{ToneMatch}} cable gets damaged or lost you can use a computer network cable type CAT-5 or CAT-6. | ||
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The {{T1}} comes with a really nice Pro Ethercon cable, with robust metal connector shells and an almost memoryless 18' black cable. | The {{T1}} comes with a really nice Pro Ethercon cable, with robust metal connector shells and an almost memoryless 18' black cable. | ||
[[Image:Cat5.jpg|200px|right|Cat5 cable]] | |||
However, in a pinch, should you forget the cable, or if say a huge Hammond B3 gets dropped on the cable and severs it, YOU CAN USE ANY ORDINARY CAT 5 ETHERNET CABLE and it will work fine until you replace you nice fancy T1 cable. | However, in a pinch, should you forget the cable, or if say a huge Hammond B3 gets dropped on the cable and severs it, YOU CAN USE ANY ORDINARY CAT 5 ETHERNET CABLE and it will work fine until you replace you nice fancy T1 cable. | ||
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Example vendor http://www.fullcompass.com/product/255589.html | Example vendor http://www.fullcompass.com/product/255589.html | ||
=== Cable Length === | === Cable Length === | ||
