When do I need to be concerned about impedance mis-matching when dealing with XLR <-> 1/4 connectors on the same cable?

For example, do impedeance mis-matches only occur with XLR(bal.) <-> TS(unbal.) ends as opposed to XLR(bal.) <-> TRS(bal.) ends?

Please clarify and reinforce this concept for me for me, it would be MUCH appreciated.

Hi,

I have a couple if interesting links I came upon to share,,

the first link discusses why NOT to use a Y-connector in a set up, interesting,

http://webdev.*************** /studyhall/rane/wye/wye.php

and this link seems to have some good info,

Not sure where to post this...

I'm not usually one to "advertise" for anyone, but if you are in need of any bulk cable or connectors, try out Redco:

http://www.redco.com/index.html

for my ANUS I selected the Antec Plus860 as my case. I have a problem and I'm tired of waiting for Antec to respond to my email. I thought i would try and see if I could get a little help here.

It's high time I started making my own cables. Most of what I need is going to be very short run, semi-permenant XLR cables. I'll get Neutrik connectors, but would appreciate advice on what would be a good, reasonably priced cable. Also, could anyone suggest where I should make these purchases, as I am pretty in the dark when it comes to component retailers. Thanks a lot-

I'm looking for 2 mic connectors for old-style Gefell MV692 mic bodies. It is a 7-pin (not 6 pin) Tuchel-style connector with a very coarse thread.

I can't seem to find them anywhere. Gefell have not returned my emails. G-prime doesn't have any, nor does Korby or Bill Bradley. I've found a source for the 6 pin version, but the 7 pin style seems to be impossible to find.