2 CONDUCTOR SHIELDED MICROPHONE CABLE

The braided copper shield is of such poor quality that I had to remove it from the microphone and replace the complete cord.
Buyer beware if you are going to use this cable on a high impedance input circuit.

I wish this wire came in 3-cond.
It's pretty flexible, and the conductors and their insulation is ok.
only problem is the sheilding is pretty
piss-poor.
OK for unbalanced audio runs under normal circumstances UNDER say 10 feet or so.
Balanced (XLR) cables made with this can go further, in theory.

I have been using this wire for almost two years now to make interconnect cables as the need arise in my studio. I keep 100 feet on hand, and various metal cable ends around at all times, because you never know when you might need some odd cable. Also, if you build a cable yourself, you know it is built right, and will last.


MIKE-3M, MIKE-3F, MPRP, MPHM, and MPHS work beautifully with this cable.

Typically the cables I have built with these parts are 50pF per foot, and 0.05 ohms per foot. This yields a more than adequate frequency response for audio.

What is the length? EDITORS NOTE: 10 FEET