Mogami GOLD TRS-XLRM-06 Balanced Audio Adapter Cable, 1/4" TRS Male Plug to XLR-Male, Gold Contacts, Straight Connectors, 6 Foot

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If you've arrived at this page, you know a thing or two about cable quality. You will not find *authentic* Mogami cable for cheaper anywhere on the internet - this is the minimum advertised price Mogami requires. Yes, they are absurdly overpriced. It does not take a genius to figure out how much copper wire, braiding, and rubber cost to manufacture per yard. Understand, though, that with Mogami you are buying a lot more then just 'a cable'. The braiding (shielding) on these is the highest quality available. What does that mean? No more RF interference, aka beeeeeep beep beep beep beeeeep when your phone is about to ring. I have these running past 4 separate electronic devices and high-power electric cables on the path from my audio interface to my nearfeild monitors, and my monitors are totally silent. Not even a hint of hum. These cables also have extreme longevity: every time you bend a cable at all, you are killing its output integrity a little, and these are build to resist all but the most aggressive bending without sacrificing that quality. The gold plating is neat, but in terms of audio signal integrity the internals being finely made are way more important. As an acoustic engineer - who doesn't work for Mogami, despite what it might seem - it is my job to know these things, so I apologize for the nerdsplosion. Oh, and the final kicker? These come with a lifetime warranty. If these cease to function in any way (except by your own abuse), you can walk into any brick and mortar retailer who sells these and exchange them for new ones without even having proof of purchase or packaging. This alone is reason to justify the price. The signal chain from your DAW to your ears is only as strong as the weakest link, which technically always should be your speakers (terribly inefficient devices). Don't pollute the signal before it even gets anywhere. You won't regret going Mogami, despite the sticker shock.

These are expensive but worth every penny. I used these to attach my studio monitors to my audio interface (Focusrite) & they work flawlessly.

These are worth the money , if your a music producer / gamer and you have unnecessary pops and hisses this is your solution , my current setup is the scarlet focusrite 18i8 to my Yamaha hs7’s I used to have a lot of uncomfortable noises coming from these and I thought my speakers were messed up but these cables saved me ! I’m not gonna say they’re entirely 100% silent or will fix everyone’s issues but they worked for me and I couldn’t believe how good they made my projects in fl studio sound ! I highly advise keeping routers or other big electronics away from your studio monitors because I had slight issues with my left monitor producing subtle pops with my router near it but after moving the router away the sounds went near silent unless your ears are close to the speakers , I went years with pops and sounds disturbing my gaming and my workflow it made me resort to just wearing headphones but now I can game or produce in peace ! No static everything has mostly gone away occasionally (rarely) I’ll get a weird comp noise but Im impressed and happy !

Excellent product. I noticed the difference in sound. I compared the Mogami cables with my York cables and there is no question that Mogami was the winner. I would highly recommend these cables. I use the cable to connect my Synthesizer to my Audio interface to my Studio monitors. The only dislike is the shipping changes, as well as this company charges tax on the shipping amount.