Hosa CMP-159 Stereo vs Sequential OB-6

Sound quality is good, although I had to rotate the 3.5 mm pin a little inside Chromecast audio to get sound out of both left and right channels. As soon as you hold the cable in your hand, you can tell that the quality is first class Chinese junk. This cable will work for years if you put it in a place where you never have to see or touch it again

So stick around stay tuned to the channel. If you want to see that i'm going to be going through everything in extensive detail and really trying to s...

I just bought a ground loop isolator so hopefully that will help. I do wish they made versions with 90 degree connections so I can push them closer to the wall and get a little extra desktop space.

So you can get lots of things bouncing around. So let's put an lfo into that. Syncing it with the [ Music ], clock, [, Music, ], all very nice. You co...

5 mm or 1/8" stereo ("TRS" or Tip-Ring-Sleeve) headphone plug (the male, pointed part) into the corresponding jack (hole, opening) on any other device that has one (cell phone, tablet, computer, CD player, etc.), so you can then plug the two, 1/4" (or 6.35 mm), "left" and "right" plugs, which are TS (Tip-Sleeve) mono, at the other, or "Y" end, into two jacks of the type found on some equipment (for me it was the JBL LSR 305 powered monitor speakers). So it's a "splitter" or "Y" device; you're splitting one stereo signal into two mono ones

Even though the OB-6 can’t compare features-wise, there’s a magic to the sound that I find more inspiring. The PB is also so heavy, I could never see myself gigging with it whereas my Rev2 and OB-6 are light enough to travel with.