wow obie this is good shit.

Thanks alot

I'm with Obie. Canare mic cable + Neutrik XLR connectors = bulletproof balanced audio cable at a reasonable price.

I usually roll my own cabling, but I've also bought Outlaw cable in the past (RCA and TOSlink). It's of good quality, but I feel it is quite expensive. Though you could also easily pay 2-10X as much for the same quality from a "premium" cable company. So I guess it's all relative.

Obie, thanks for the heads up on avcable.com. That's a keeper!

Cheers,

While Outlaw makes great interconnects of great value, if you can't go that route I would recommend "Precision Low Capacitance Audio Patch Cable" from AV Cable.com for professional grade cable at budget prices. You should be able to get 72" XLR cables with gold connectors for less than $25 each. These utilize Belden 1800F cable stock and I have used these in studio applications without complaint.

Again, I highly recommend the Outlaw cable solutions, so I hope I am not breaking any Hideout etiquette rules here.

Allan

I have a fair amount of time in the studio as well and while I prefer Canare cabling in that environment, Belden is no slouch and fairly common in studios as well.