Mogami XLR Microphone Cable

Our Mogami Neglex quad noise rejecting microphone cable provides exceptional sonic clarity, neutral frequency response, and durable, solid construction. The Mogami Quad cable used for this cable features a 4-conductor design, which creates a proportional, stable electro-magnetic field that rejects EMI (Electro-Magnetic Interference) and RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) from outside sources.

Mogami Neglex quad cable is excellent for home studios suffering from wiring and grounding problems. Mogami 2534 should also be used where intense RFI interference is a problem. Mogami 2534 provides an improvement in signal to noise of 10-20db over equivalent twisted pair cables. Double conductors quad cables are more effective in canceling noise that can get past even the best of shields and is critical in an environment of high RF and EM interference. Conductor insulation is XLPE (Cross-Linked Polyethylene) which has excellent electrical characteristics and prevents shrink-back during soldering. Served (spiral) Bare Copper Shield is superior to foil or braided shields for sound quality and simplifies termination.

Exhibiting transparent, hum-rejecting sonic characteristics, this cable is also remarkably flexible, durable, and aesthetic.

Quad Conductor Mogami 2534 OFC (Oxygen-Free Copper) Cable
Gold Plated Neutrik X-Series XLR Connectors
Silver Bridge Soldering
Caig Labs Pro Gold Treatment
Lifetime Guarantee

Why Mogami Cable?

Mogami cable is one of the finest brands available designed specifically for use in a recording studio. Renowned for its transparent sound and neutral frequency response, it is used in virtually every major recording studio in the world.

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