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the sssnake XLR Patchcable 0,9

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the sssnake XLR Patchcable 0,9
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OK but only because they are cheap
Pete-plays-guitar 30.05.2017
I needed some short XLR patch cables for my rack and din't want to make any myself (I am obviously getting lazy as I am getting older) so I took a punt and bought these.

So we are looming at around 2¤ per cable, My Neutrik plugs (when I do build my own cables) alone cost most than that. The plugs are OK, I have had issues with the barrels twisting and the locking pins not aligning which is a pain, but one in place I get the feeling that they are happy if they are not used.

For applications where the plugs are going in and out all of the time, I would not give these a very ling lifespan, but for permanent installations they are fine and do the job.

So if you are desperate and feeling a little pokey on the money side of things they are OK, but if your gig relies on them then go for something a little more substantial (or make them yourselves).

....... they they are OK .... that's about it.
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Cheap working cables
aggo 20.04.2020
I bought 2 of those for my band's stage splitter.

Pros:
- soundwise they seem ok for stage
- extremely cheap, no match for the price

Cons:
- the cable is very very thin, so I wouldn't raccomend these for a regular life on the road, unless you always keep them connected somewhere inside a rack case like I do.
- the XLR connectors are melted with the cable, so it is impossible to use them as spare parts if the cable breaks.
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Decent budget option
Janice 02.09.2024
These are handy for semi-permanent placement in the back of racks and the occasional situation where you might need to extend a cable by just a little bit. They're decent enough quality but not super rugged or easily maintainable so in more intensive use cases you might want something a bit more hardy though. For light duties they're fine and at this price you can't really go wrong.
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incredibly cheap
Bazzmatazz 28.08.2023
serves 1001 purposes... cheap enough so that if one is broken you'll have another 2 ready to replace it.

cheap but it feels quite alright and for permanent set ups they should live long and not cause trouble. I used them for home studio applications but also for emergency xlr extensions for small live gigs when some cable is not long enough but i dont want to make it then reaaaaly long.
also great if you have for example a xlr splitter FOH and monitors, making some easy connection from splitter to monitor mixer or splitter multicore etc... be creative! use them for outboard gear!
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