pdlstl
New member
Is there anyone who makes/sells quality patch cable sets?
NO HOSA!
Maybe 8 cables in a set?
12", 18" or 24" etc.?
1/4" plugs?
Earl
NO HOSA!
Maybe 8 cables in a set?
12", 18" or 24" etc.?
1/4" plugs?
Earl
rpe
NM - Land of Excrement
Here's some but I suspect they're just like HOSA. I'd be interested in a good 8 pack of cables also. I have several Hosa cables and so far they're holding up but I gotta believe they'll eventually fail.
rpe
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...077136964918/g=rec/search/d=tp?q=patch+cables
rpe
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...077136964918/g=rec/search/d=tp?q=patch+cables
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psmurf
New member
Are Hosa just prone to breakage, or is audio quality an issue with their patch cables?
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rpe
NM - Land of Excrement
I haven't noticed any quality issues and in fact I've never had one break yet but there have been numerous posts on this board from people who have had bad luck with them.
rpe
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frederic
New member
Saying Hosa cables "suck" is rather unfair, as those that often say that are really comparing it to something much more high end, like Canare cable with switchcraft plugs, for example.
Think of this... a Chevy Caprice by itself is a perfectly okay car, but if you compare it to a mint condition Lambourghini Diablo, well, I think you get the idea
Think of this... a Chevy Caprice by itself is a perfectly okay car, but if you compare it to a mint condition Lambourghini Diablo, well, I think you get the idea
pdlstl
New member
I currently use Hosa's and have had no problems with them. But, I'm using them to go between mixer and soundcard and would like something of a higher quality.
I realize that I can buy individual cables which I'll probably do, but I just wish a higher-end manufacturer would sell them in sets. And if they do, well, that's the purpose of my original post.
The other factor is, IMHO, Hosa cables look major cheeseball.
Cheers,
Earl
I realize that I can buy individual cables which I'll probably do, but I just wish a higher-end manufacturer would sell them in sets. And if they do, well, that's the purpose of my original post.
The other factor is, IMHO, Hosa cables look major cheeseball.
Cheers,
Earl
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packratlouie
Member
pdlstl said:
hahaha major cheeseball, now that is actually comedy... I agree but ooh those two words are music to my ears
frederic
New member
pdlstl said:
If you know how to solder, thats never an issue.
*and* you can make the cables the correct length for your application. Short, long, 37", 51", whatever floats your boat.
rpe
NM - Land of Excrement
"I currently use Hosa's and have had no problems with them. But, I'm using them to go between mixer and soundcard and would like something of a higher quality."
What makes you think you'll gain any quality by going to expensive cables? How are you going to measure it?
rpe
What makes you think you'll gain any quality by going to expensive cables? How are you going to measure it?
rpe
pdlstl
New member
It's not difficult to see/feel the difference in the quality of high end cables vs. molded plug cables like Hosa.
Earl
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c7sus
Disenfranchised Member
I've got a HOSA 8-channel snake with only TWO channels that aren't dodgy one way or another.
I have yet to have a Monster cable crap out in any manner. And i've got more of those than Hosa, and use them more often.
Check out used stuff on Ebay. Sometimes there are lots of patch cables and you can pick up a bunch for cheap. Also, Monster has lifetime warrantee, so if you buy some used Monster and there's a problem, just take it in to your local dealer and they will replace it no questions asked.
I have yet to have a Monster cable crap out in any manner. And i've got more of those than Hosa, and use them more often.
Check out used stuff on Ebay. Sometimes there are lots of patch cables and you can pick up a bunch for cheap. Also, Monster has lifetime warrantee, so if you buy some used Monster and there's a problem, just take it in to your local dealer and they will replace it no questions asked.