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Canare L-4E6S Star Quad Microphone Cable (656'/200 m, Blue)
Canare L-4E6S Star Quad Microphone Cable (656'/200 m, Blue)
B&H # CAL4E6S200BL MFR # L-4E6S 200M BLU
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Product Highlights
- Spool of Cable 656'/200 m in Length
- Standard Diameter, 21 AWG
- Fits All XLR-Type Audio Connectors
- Rejects EMI and RFI Interference
- Cross Linked PE Insulation
- For Use with Handheld Mics & PA Systems
Length and Color: 656', Blue
656', Blue
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- 1Description
Colored in a Blue matte jacket, Canare's L-4E6S provides 656'/200 m of standard diameter, 21 AWG cable to fit within in all kinds of XLR-type audio connection points. It's designed to be utilized with PA systems and handheld applications, and features 40 separate strands in each conductor to eliminate breakage, making the cable quite flexible.
- Braided copper shield
- Flexible in extremely cold weather
- Cross linked PE insulation
- Reduced handling noise
- Rejects EMI and RFI
- Blue matte color jacket
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Canare L-4E6S Star Quad Microphone Cable (656'/200 m, Blue)
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| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 22.95 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 11.4 x 11.4 x 9.0" |
L-4E6S Star Quad Microphone Cable (656'/200 m, Blue) is rated
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Bluzeharp from
Great Wire at a Great Price!
I fabricate specialty cables for amplified harmonica players, the colored jacket adds a nice bit of flair on stage. This quad conductor cable is durable and quiet, 98% as good as Mogami quad for less than half the cost. For CRITICAL studio/recording purposes I'd go with Mogami. But... the braided shield in the Canare (a hassle to work with during fabrication) is likely to hold up better on stage where it will inevitably be stepped upon. The difference between Canare & Mogami can't be heard by anyone on a typical club stage. For most live real world situations the Canare will sound just as clean, and should be slightly more durable... all for a lot less dough.
Date published: 2014-09-04
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Bluzeharp from
The #1 stage cable for amplified harmonica players
I use this wire to fabricate custom cables for pro harmonica players worldwide. It's very good wire. The XLPE insulation around the inner conductors is great, doesn't melt or shrink during the soldering process. Clean signal transmission, very flexible. Quad conductors are a pain to strip, twist, clean, tin and solder. There are multiple filler strands that add strength to this cable which have to be trimmed away from stripped ends. The braided shield is a hassle to undo, my particular application needs 1 1/4 unbraided without cutting into it, it's very time consuming. I much prefer working with the spiral shielded Mogami quad... but Mogami costs a LOT more and is only marginally better.
Date published: 2015-07-03
Rated 5 out of
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Bluzeharp from
Great Wire at a Great Price
This quad conductor cable is durable and quiet. 98% as good as Mogami quad for less than half the cost. For CRITICAL studio/recording purposes I'd go with Mogami. But... the braided shield in the Canare is likely to hold up better on stage where it will inevitably be stepped upon. The difference between the two probably can't be heard by anyone on a club stage, so for most live performance situations the Canare will sound the same as the Mogami... for a lot less dough.
Date published: 2014-09-04
Rated 5 out of
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karlo from
Fantastic build quality.
I decided to replace all my mono price cables with Canare and I'm already noticing a huge difference in studio recording quality. �The quad takes a little more work to strip but well worth.
Date published: 2018-04-24
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Miguel from
Best XLR cable in the market
very durable cable, easy to make.
Date published: 2015-05-05
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