Microphone cable

Microphone cables connect the microphone to a mixer, amplifier or sound card. The aim is to achieve a transmission that is as free of noise and crackling as possible over the entire audible frequency range. The prerequisites for this are a sensible cable design and the lowest possible cable capacity. Typical are 1-wire (asymmetrical connection) or 2-wire constructions (symmetrical connection) with overall shielding. Our product range extends from mini-cables with a diameter of only 2.2 mm to the step-resistant, coloured and highly flexible professional musician's cable and thus covers practically all conceivable applications. The core cross sections are between 0.14 mm² and 0.75 mm².

Microphone cables connect the microphone to a mixer, amplifier or sound card. The aim is to achieve a transmission that is as free of noise and crackling as possible over the entire audible frequency range. The prerequisites for this are a sensible cable design and the lowest possible cable capacity. Typical are 1-wire (asymmetrical connection) or 2-wire constructions (symmetrical connection) with overall shielding. Our product range extends from mini-cables with a diameter of only 2.2 mm to the step-resistant, coloured and highly flexible professional musician's cable and thus covers practically all conceivable applications. The core cross sections are between 0.14 mm² and 0.75 mm².

Microphone cables connect the microphone to a mixer, amplifier or sound card. The aim is to achieve a transmission that is as free of noise and crackling as possible over the entire audible frequency range. The prerequisites for this are a sensible cable design and the lowest possible cable capacity. Typical are 1-wire (asymmetrical connection) or 2-wire constructions (symmetrical connection) with overall shielding. Our product range extends from mini-cables with a diameter of only 2.2 mm to the step-resistant, coloured and highly flexible professional musician's cable and thus covers practically all conceivable applications. The core cross sections are between 0.14 mm² and 0.75 mm².

The term "diode lines" dates back to the early days of hi-fi technology, when tubes were used in the output stages. Even today it is still used to describe cables for recording and/or playback connections between stereo equipment. Our diode cables with individually shielded wires are suitable for Chinch connections, pickup systems, stereophony and general applications in the LF range. Due to the relatively high-impedance input resistances, low-capacitance supply lines are required to avoid unwanted drop in height. 1- to 8-core constructions, each of which has low-capacitance PE insulation with individual core screening, meet these requirements. Core cross-sections of 0.08 mm² and 0.14 mm² are used.