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What Cable Do You Use? Posted on: 14.09.2012 by Armando Chrystal I know people say the whole RCA cable thing is a scam theyre all the same but my first set was loosing some dbs compared to my newer ones and now my newer ones are shot never really liked them but can anyone recommend some solid RCA cables (that most likely fit in a traktor box)
Antonetta Wikel 17.09.2012	IMG_0013.jpg IMG_0014.jpg This was made from 3.5 feet of Belden 8 Pair & Neutrik RCA connectors. Works perfect for my Audio 8 to mixer.
Marcos Zelko 17.09.2012	Originally Posted by Santos10 you believe this website is a scam theyre normally expensive cables and theyre so much cheaper here http://www.stokyoworld.com/Oyaide_d_...-class%20b.htm Only one way to find out my friend... Think I'll put an order in one of these days. It is on the official website as a "distributor" of the cables...
Stanley Topoleski 15.09.2012	Originally Posted by djproben that's a pretty cool mom + pop business more likie a boyfriend girlfirend business... haha they hated paying for cables so they made their own and covered them in fabric they started selling them on etsy and i gotta say they are fantastic http://www.etsy.com/shop/cordinated
Danae Dumler 15.09.2012	Originally Posted by calgarc i get my cables custom made froma couple in NY that's a pretty cool mom + pop business
Armando Chrystal 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by SirReal I make my own. what cable & connectors do you use? (links would be nice too )
Armando Chrystal 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by MYE Oyaide neo D/+ you believe this website is a scam theyre normally expensive cables and theyre so much cheaper here http://www.stokyoworld.com/Oyaide_d_...-class%20b.htm
Romelia Stankard 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by C.Lukas1 I currently have Mono RCAs on my setup with an Audio 10, although it's not loaded up. Only two channels ins and outs, and one out for recording. Do you mean if you have all of the spaces taken up? I have noticed the Mono male ends are bulkier than others. I mean the connectors are too thick and they can't fit under the metal case housing and completely surround the recessed jacks. They fit but the connection isn't very secure- connect a regular cheap cable and look how the connector goes into the housing.
Leeanna Ayla 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by djproben These should do the trick http://www.mitcables.com/available-i...erconnect.html That's all I use. Of course I have to sleep in the back of a 1972 Dodge Power Wagon, but it's worth it.
Antonetta Wikel 17.09.2012	IMG_0013.jpg IMG_0014.jpg This was made from 3.5 feet of Belden 8 Pair & Neutrik RCA connectors. Works perfect for my Audio 8 to mixer.
Danae Dumler 17.09.2012	Stokyo is well known, they're not a scam. And those cables don't look that cheap to me, but I believe you're right the brand usually sells for more.
Marcos Zelko 17.09.2012	Originally Posted by Santos10 you believe this website is a scam theyre normally expensive cables and theyre so much cheaper here http://www.stokyoworld.com/Oyaide_d_...-class%20b.htm Only one way to find out my friend... Think I'll put an order in one of these days. It is on the official website as a "distributor" of the cables...
Stanley Topoleski 15.09.2012	Originally Posted by djproben that's a pretty cool mom + pop business more likie a boyfriend girlfirend business... haha they hated paying for cables so they made their own and covered them in fabric they started selling them on etsy and i gotta say they are fantastic http://www.etsy.com/shop/cordinated
Danae Dumler 15.09.2012	Originally Posted by calgarc i get my cables custom made froma couple in NY that's a pretty cool mom + pop business
Stanley Topoleski 14.09.2012	i get my cables custom made froma couple in NY but i also use hosa cables in general
Latoria Kavulich 14.09.2012	Monster Cable
Armando Chrystal 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by SirReal I make my own. what cable & connectors do you use? (links would be nice too )
Antonetta Wikel 14.09.2012	I make my own.
Armando Chrystal 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by MYE Oyaide neo D/+ you believe this website is a scam theyre normally expensive cables and theyre so much cheaper here http://www.stokyoworld.com/Oyaide_d_...-class%20b.htm
Mimi Mahaffee 14.09.2012	i make my own rca cables with planet waves coax. using a really neat tool that cost less than 10 usd to cut and put on the connectors, anyone can make a custom cable in a minute
Erica Charvet 14.09.2012	Monoprice makes decent cables for the most part, but their RCA's are the WORST, least practical cables I have ever used. I use them as backups and dread breaking them out. If you need good, cheap RCA's, the HOSA ones are flexible, durable, and just the right stiffness.
Bunny Sockel 14.09.2012	Oyaide neo D/+
Romelia Stankard 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by C.Lukas1 I currently have Mono RCAs on my setup with an Audio 10, although it's not loaded up. Only two channels ins and outs, and one out for recording. Do you mean if you have all of the spaces taken up? I have noticed the Mono male ends are bulkier than others. I mean the connectors are too thick and they can't fit under the metal case housing and completely surround the recessed jacks. They fit but the connection isn't very secure- connect a regular cheap cable and look how the connector goes into the housing.
Leeanna Ayla 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by djproben These should do the trick http://www.mitcables.com/available-i...erconnect.html That's all I use. Of course I have to sleep in the back of a 1972 Dodge Power Wagon, but it's worth it.
Aundrea Lenore 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by Xonetacular don't buy monoprice RCAs if you want to connect to an NI soundcard... They don't fit on all the way and they are overly bulky and stiff cables anyway- monoprice is great for XLRs and 1/4" though. I currently have Mono RCAs on my setup with an Audio 10, although it's not loaded up. Only two channels ins and outs, and one out for recording. Do you mean if you have all of the spaces taken up? I have noticed the Mono male ends are bulkier than others.
Danae Dumler 14.09.2012	These should do the trick http://www.mitcables.com/available-i...erconnect.html
Monserrate Rupnow 14.09.2012	I get all mine custom from zenproaudio.com, the prices are comparable to midrange stuff you buy in the store, but you can customize the lengths and color coding. Mogami cables and neutrik connectors too. Fast turnaround too.
Armando Chrystal 14.09.2012	Originally Posted by Eliot Han MONSTER CABLES!!! jk although their lifetime warranty is cool, nothing to scream about the quality ... I use RapcoHorizon cables mostly with my gear. deff gunna check em out. Thanks! Originally Posted by Xonetacular don't buy monoprice RCAs if you want to connect to an NI soundcard... They don't fit on all the way and they are overly bulky and stiff cables anyway- monoprice is great for XLRs and 1/4" though. what do you use or recommend?
Romelia Stankard 14.09.2012	don't buy monoprice RCAs if you want to connect to an NI soundcard... They don't fit on all the way and they are overly bulky and stiff cables anyway- monoprice is great for XLRs and 1/4" though.
Ciara Cuttill 14.09.2012	MONSTER CABLES!!! jk although their lifetime warranty is cool, nothing to scream about the quality ... I use RapcoHorizon cables mostly with my gear.
Rosina Steinkuehler 14.09.2012	Lately I have been using Amazon Basics cables. They are excellent!
Kristin Tesfamichael 14.09.2012	monoprice cables are awesome! the connecters on the premium rcas are bit too hard, but the shielding is really good
Aundrea Lenore 14.09.2012	I get all my cables, USB, XLR, RCA from www.monoprice.com They have great prices and I've been using them for years.

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