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When you get your Mogami Gold Neglex Quad Mic Cable, you'll see why virtually every major recording facility in the world is wired with Mogami cable. Mogami is famous for unmatched accuracy, extremely low noise, and remarkable flexibility. Top engineers rave about Mogami mic cable's amazing clarity and silent background. If accuracy in reproduction is your goal, Mogami Gold Neglex Quad Mic Cable is the cable for you.
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Since two years that we've bought these mic cables, we haven't been disappointed yet. We will not settle for another cable, we always ask for Mogami. the reason is that we have a church setting that is very rough, and plus, our equipment is not stable because we pick up every night after every service. We have 4 services every week, and for two years, these cables have held up to the standards. I would recommend this brand over ANY brand. I've had Monsters cables, live wire, Horizon and they've all let me down; eventually they stop working or make detestable sound during performance. I've set my mind and I'm not moving, I would recommend others to do the same!
By far, the best mic cable I've ever owned. If you have a top quality mic, why take the chance with a cheap cable? I use it to hook the ew 365 G3 Condenser Microphone Wireless System reciever to my Behringer PMP 4000 mixer.
I was having trouble with my home vocal recording. I'd just bought a compressor mic and was disappointed that I had some distortion recording vocals during high volume sections. There was no clipping detected with my preamp or software. I took extra care to make sure my levels were acceptable. So I packed up the mic and headed back to guitar center (in Independence Missouri) to exchange it for another one, thinking this was surely the point of failure in my chain. When the tech asked me what kind of cable I was using, I replied that it was a cheap ~20 foot long xlr cable. He was sure that the cable was the point of failure and convinced me to buy a 15' Mogami since I could just take it back if it didn't fix my problem. 6' wasn't quite long enough for what I needed in my home studio - it's too bad there's no 10' option. Anyway, I hooked up the Mogami, which was exactly the same length as my old cable and now my recordings don't sound distorted any more. I'm used to the world of home theater cables, where you can go to mono-price and get a $5 HDMI cable with nearly identical performance to a $200 monster cable. Sensitive compressor mics are a whole different story, though. I'm not going to rush out and replace all my cables, but for this critical connection, from my sterling audio st55 condenser microphone to my m-audio delta omni breakout box, the Mogami was well worth the money.
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