Thanks, Neil and others.
As Rob has tried the Mogami, I will try that first hand, and see what happens.
There is another stress on cables for outdoor use than for indoor use. And
when looking at repairs that I get, 90% are cable problems. I hate repairs
and so does the user, so we have an "interest in common" here.
Thanks for all advice!
Klas.
At 08:10 2006-03-24, you wrote:
>On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 15:17:57 -0600, Rob Danielson wrote:
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> >I switched to the Mogami lavaliere cable last Summer on four of my
> >mics. I think it has less handling noise than the larger diameter
> >mogami cable famous for low handling noise (that's the key
> >performance measure of "flexibility" for me). Its stays flexible
> >even when very cold. The cables have withstood several serious tree
> >snaps without tearing or stretching. I believe Markertek has a
> >pretty good spread of the Mogami products. Rob D.
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>Klas may, of course, find it more convenient to buy from Europe. This
>was my reason for pointing to the UK supplier. There may well be a
>Swedish supplier which will be even more convenient for him.
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>"Microphones are not ears,
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