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A live sound setup typically involves several components, each requiring specific cables and connectors to ensure audio signal transmission. Here’s a list of common cables and connectors you’ll encounter:

1. XLR Cables: These cables have XLR ( balanced) connectors on both ends and are used for connecting microphones, mixing consoles, and other professional audio equipment. They help reduce noise interference and are suitable for longer cable runs.

2. TRS Cables: These cables come with a tip-ring-sleeve ( TRS) connector on each end, and they are used for balanced audio connections between various equipment such as direct boxes, mixers, and effects processors. TRS cables help reduce common-mode interference and improve noise rejection.

3. TS Cables: These cables use a tip-sleeve ( TS) connector on each end and are used for