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CT200

Mikroprozessor-gesteuerter 8-in-1 Kabeltester

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CT200

Mikroprozessor-gesteuerter 8-in-1 Kabeltester

About this product

Mikroprozessor-gesteuerter 8-in-1 Kabeltester

CT200 — 8-in-1 Cable Tester

What's worse than a bad cable? Not knowing which one. The Behringer CT200 is a microprocessor-controlled 8-in-1 cable tester that checks XLR, Speakon, 1/4" and 1/8" TRS, RCA, RJ45, MIDI and USB — every connector type you actually own — from a single rugged unit.

Three modes, every test you need

Cable test, installed-cable test (for permanently wired runs) and a test-tone mode that outputs 1 kHz or 440 Hz at +4 dBu, -10 dBV or -50 dBV — enough range to verify mic, line and instrument-level signal paths. Continuity, intermittent-contact detection, phantom-power and ground-shield checks are all built in.

Tour-ready operation

An intuitive LED display tells you exactly which pin is open, shorted or crossed — diagnose a problem cable in seconds. Powered by 2 x AA batteries (not included), the CT200 lives in the gig bag and earns its space the first time it saves a soundcheck.

Who It's For

  • FOH engineers and stage techs diagnosing mystery noise
  • Studio owners auditing patchbays and snake lines
  • Install integrators commissioning new infrastructure
  • Anyone who's ever shouted "swap the cable!" five times in a row