RapcoHorizon Shows Updated Volume Control Cable at NAMM 2018RapcoHorizon, manufacturer of music industry cables, snakes, and pro audio solutions, will be showcasing an update to the Volume Control Cable (V-Cable) at NAMM 2018 exhibiting in booth 11610 at the Anaheim Convention Center, January 25 - 28. The updated V-Cable is equipped with a new muting function and an improved design to enhance the cord's existing strengths. RapcoHorizon will also highlight its BTIBLOX (Bluetooth Interface BLOX) Bluetooth-compatible portable music streaming device, a unique tool designed for DJs, recording studios, and live events. RapcoHorizon's new V-Cable gives performers the ability to adjust their own volume directly. The latest update adds a built-in off position that allows for a complete system mute on any instrument, perfectly suited for acoustic and electric models built without tone or volume knobs. With a "pop" free guarantee, players can interchange instruments without worrying about unplugging sounds that will infringe on their performances. A 500K-ohm version ensures compatibility with virtually any pickup configuration on the market. "We're excited to present the V-Cable to musicians at NAMM. We designed the cable to cater to the needs of all acoustic and electric instrument players, regardless of their preferred pickup configuration," says Darius Seabaugh, vice president of marketing for RHC. "We're also looking forward to once again displaying our BTIBLOX for NAMM's pro audio and MI community. We hope to introduce new users to our long-range music streaming solution to improve their workflows." A Bluetooth-compatible device, BTIBLOX quickly and easily pairs with most Bluetooth music players, including smart phones and computers. It can operate on phantom power or its own internal rechargeable battery. The BTIBLOX has a line-of-sight range of over 75' to stream audio wirelessly. It is built with an XLR-male output that can connect directly to a mixer input and features a translucent back cover that allows the user to view the LED status. It is built to Bluetooth 4.2 specifications, and is FCC and RoHS compliant. ![](/std_images/blank.gif)
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