Adam Hall 85150 Defender Nano Black

Cable Crossover

Made of black polyurethane (PU) and black cover
Length: 100 cm
Width: 29 cm
Height: 3.2 cm
6 Channels
Load-bearing capacity: approx. 2 t in an area of 20 x 20 cm
Weight: 4.37 kg
Working area -30°C - +60°C
DEKRA Certified
Oleic acid and petrol resistant
Patented self-cleaning hinged closure
Colour: Black

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Component type	Cable Bridge

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Adam Hall 85150 Defender Nano Black - perfect for the money.

Wolke7, 12.03.2013

I chose this cable bridge mainly because I need to secure important (and expensive) cables on the stage against us musicians ourselves, and in front of the cables (stumbling danger ...). The Defender Nano is made for this purpose because ...

(1) it is extremely flat (3.2 cm), ie it does not disturb at all on the stage.
(2) it is astonishingly spacious. Each channel can accommodate up to 4 guitar cables or microcables. So from the amps to the paddle boats with all effectloops and power lines etc. - everything fits purely.
(3), the connection technology is simply ingenious - you can connect an unlimited number of nanos, which is very user-friendly.
(4), it is supra-stable and robust - probably uncrowable. Makes a completely indestructible impression. Probably also with the car passable ... The covers are absolutely step-safe, even if the cable bridge maliciously maltiert. The hinges will surely survive me. The whole thing reminds of a Peli box ... Kill me if you can ...
(5) he is not noticeable on the stage - the audience can not see him because he is very flat and black. (The design is by the way also great - my little son loves it and dances on it ... Power nix - can not happen nix ...)
(6) The form is such that even a rocker who is happy by his music does not fall into a trance ... One can not "hook" and stumble: everything is rounded off. The thing also invites you to run about and jump around on it violently ...

In the meantime I have this cable bridge also in the studio. (No, I'm not bouncing violently in the studio ... Only sometimes ...)

Another hint: the channels are flatter than the high Adam Hall cables because of the total height of 3.2 cm. In the case of the nano, it is a good idea when laying two or more cables that come into the same cable channel with wire loops or hook-and-loop fasteners before you insert them. I have a few good, hard summer cables that are not quite straight, and whenever I've put two or three of them in their channel, some of them are somewhere else. So simply every 30 or 50 cm or so a cable wire per channel around the cables, which are there in each case, then the laying is very easy. Moreover, and that is reason:
(7) why I love this thing: once you have laid your cables in it, you can remove them in the cable bridge and take them with you on the next stage again flashy. Separate Defender pieces, in which the cables are laid, easy to separate, put on, in the chest. You do not have to open the Defender pieces, you can leave the cables in it. Just keep a little careful when you put the Defender pieces together, that the cables on the left and right make a cable-friendly loop, so do not bend, but have a bit of length to make a loose turn. Then you can go to the next stage, plug the cable bridges back together there, and it goes on ... cables must be labeled on both sides of course ... ;-)

Conclusion: is for me actually the basic equipment for every professional gig. This purchase you can not really regret.

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