Cordial CYB8-4C
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Manufacturer Information
Cordial
https://www.cordial-cables.com
info@cordial-cables.com
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Algam SAS
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Essential Information About the Cordial CYB 8-Channel 30 m
- Multipair stage box designed to neatly connect stage sources to a mixing console.
- 8 female XLR inputs with clear channel labeling to save time during wiring.
- Robust and shielded 30 m cable, ideal for live setups between stage and front of house.
- Rean connectors, corner reinforcements, and flexible protection at the cable-box junction for enhanced durability.
Technical specifications
| Number of channels | 8 | Oxygen-free copper | Yes |
| Connectors | 8 x XLR female | Connector brand | Rean |
| From connectivity | XLR 3-pin female | Number of pairs | 8 |
| Towards connectivity | XLR 3-pin male | Color | Black |
| Category | Stage box | Length (m) | 30 m |
| Sheath material | PVC | ||
Questions frequently asked
What cable length is needed to connect the stage to the sound desk?
The 30 m length allows connection from a stage to a remote mixing console.
What connectors does the stage box have?
According to the technical sheet, the box has 8 female 3-pin XLR connectors on the stage side. The cable ends with 8 male 3-pin XLR connectors on the console side. No separate return connectors are detailed in the provided specifications.
Can microphones and DI boxes be connected to this multicore cable?
The 8 female XLR inputs are intended for microphones, DI boxes, keyboards, and other balanced sources. Each channel is grouped within the 30 m multicore cable.
Is the cable suitable for regular stage use?
The PVC sheath, oxygen-free copper, and shielding are specified to ensure protected audio transmission. Mechanical reinforcements and a semi-rigid base are present at the junction between the cable and the box.
Are the channels easy to identify on stage?
Identification relies on fluorescent channel numbers and colored rings to facilitate cabling when lighting is limited.
