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zackformula
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Just wondering if a 50 ft. Proco Ameriquad Mic Cable for $49.95 was a good deal? Does anyone use these cables? How do they compare to Mogami? Is it worth it to spring for 50 ft. Mogami's for $78 a piece?
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DJL
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IMO, Proco cable is cheap crap... get the Mogami cable.zackformula said:Just wondering if a 50 ft. Proco Ameriquad Mic Cable for $49.95 was a good deal? Does anyone use these cables? How do they compare to Mogami? Is it worth it to spring for 50 ft. Mogami's for $78 a piece?
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Rev E
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zackformula said:... Is it worth it to spring for 50 ft. Mogami's for $78 a piece?
YES. Absolutely yes. One other good thing about Mogami cable is how soft it is compared to some others. If you've ever used 50ft of rigid cable, you'd know what I mean. For such large lengths of cable, it would seem to make sense to be able to solder your own, because you would likely save a lot of money... but there are a lot of us (myself included) who can't do anything with a soldering iron... Also consider Canare cable from www.markertek.com In direct comparison, I have found some differences in the 'sound' of the two brands of cable (Mogami/Canare)... not anything better or worse, just a bit different.
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darnold
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I recommend getting out the soldering iron and doing it yourself. I promise you its not as difficult as it seems. You could be building the same cables with Neutrik connectors and Canare cable for about $20 a cable. Can be time consuming, but think how much money you could save.