Apr 23, 2019
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Master Control
Another 43 cables removed. Network, telephone, coax, audio, intercom,
The path back to Master Control from a studio control room.
It begins...
You can see the concrete. Nice.
The Maginot line in this case is the boarder of master control. It looks like you can’t pull cables through, but then you find a way.
Mostly, it’s a ton of green 1694A SDI lines that were laid down within the last decade but have been out of use for a few years. They’re the source of clutter I’m out to eliminate.
And just when you think you’ve made real progress removing cables, you find a whole bundle that hasn’t been seen by human eyes in 10 years from a studio that hasn’t existed in at least 20 years. There is some really old coaxial cable in here from the analog days. Some cables represent the last of their kind in the facility, and haven’t passed a signal for a very long time.
I love eliminating old deprecated cables. Let’s get to work!
Sometimes you gotta clean up some cables.
This is one of those times I just want to start over from scratch, but can’t due to how much time it would take to tear it all apart and put it back together.