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A 50-metre 5-pin XLR intercom and tally cable built for the ITC-100 system with durable connectors for long-distance audio
The Datavideo CB-4 is a 50-metre intercom and tally cable built for the ITC-100 system. It serves production crews who need reliable talkback and cue signals across large venues or outdoor sets.
Verify that your intercom base station and beltpacks use 5-pin XLR ports before ordering. The cable carries both audio and tally circuits, so every connected device must support the same pinout.
A 5-pin male XLR on one end and a 5-pin female XLR on the other allow direct daisy-chaining without adapters. The rugged shells resist wear from repeated mating cycles on touring rigs.
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The cable is sold by itself. The ITC-100 intercom system and any headsets are separate purchases.
Yes, the CB-4 is supplied in a single 50-metre (164-foot) length.
The cable is built for that distance and is designed to maintain clear audio and tally transmission when used with the ITC-100 system.
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