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Product Description

Microprocessor Controlled 6-in-1 Cable Tester

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1266 in Musical Instruments
• Color: Silver
• Brand: Behringer
• Model: CT100
• Released on: 2008-03-01
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 5.79" h x 8.94" w x 1.89" l, .99 pounds

Features

• Three modes: cable test mode, installed cable test mode and test tone mode
• Accepts XLR, mono and stereo TRS phone ( 1 /4 ", 1 /8 ",TT), RCA and MIDI Connectors
• Continuity check, Intermittent detect, Phantom power detect, Grounded shield detect
• Battery operation (requires two AA alkaline batteries)

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Customer Reviews

Amazing product, amazing price. Get one!
Totally worth it. If you've ever had to fix an audio cable, you need one of these. At the price, they are less than half of similar products from other places (with the exact same chip and internals, just a different casing!). Sure you need to know about your cables and have to think about what the LEDs are telling you, but that's OK, that's why you bought the thing anyways.

The test tones are useful, but a little harsh sounding. (I think they might be square-wave, or modified-sine wave, so they doesn't sound that great). Intuitive interface. The main switch turns on easily in a bag (simply fixed with a piece of Gaff tape).

Otherwise, no issues. If you are an audio tech. Get one now. Avoid the embarrassment of your musicians or speakers not being heard because of a dead XLR cable. Check your entire lot and fix or replace them now. It's great because you can test any combination of connectors on your cables (ie. XLR to 1/4 phone, XLR to XLR, TRS to miniphone, etc, etc). Oh, and the intermittent test feature is fantastic! Even helps you find RF noise on long audio-snake runs.

Another Great Product from Behringer
I needed a cable tester to troubleshoot my system. I called the company who built my 100' audio snake and asked the tech guy there what cable tester they use on their bench. He told me that they use the Behringer CT-100. If it's good enough for the people who build my equipment, I think it's probably good enough for me to use at home. I have been purchasing new Behringer gear for just over 2 years, and not one product of their's has ever failed me.

This CT-100 looks and feels exactly like my friend's Ebtech cable tester which cost twice as much money. I can't tell the difference between the two other than the logo and color. The CT-100 and the Ebtech both are solid metal cases which should hold up just fine in my gig bag. They both perform the same tests and functions. As far as I can tell, the only difference is in the price. Save yourself some money and get this unit.

cable tester
I needed a cable tester for our group, and didn't want to invest a fortune. this tester fits the bill. it does a good job, the only thing Behringer could do better is put in a better manual. After I wrote to them, they sent me a better discription of the test results.