Here is another one for you guys.
I plan to purchase a wall mountable xlr socket / snake. What is the best way to pass the cable end of things through the control room wall in such a way to prevent sound leakage but still allow eventual repairing of wires and adding / changing wires coming in and out of the live room.
For example I will require at first to have an HDMI cable running in addition to the XLRs included in the snake. I will eventually need to change / replace it when it it fails. Should I use a pipe filled with some kind of soundproof spray and feed the cable through that? Im not sure I can think of a better way which will allow wires to be changed over time but this to me seems like a major breach in soundproofing.
Any advice is helpful here thanks!
Wire routing
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 15447.
use conduit (PVC or metal depending on your building code) which is offset and decoupled by using a rubber tube, seal ends with a putty pad etc. then you can pull your cable through it and pull it if needed.