> Meanwhile discovered this website:
> http://www.mogami.com/e/cad/mic-cable.html
> It has the attributes of mogami cables pre-programmed. 80' (~25 m) of
> 2697 will lead to slight attenuation in 20 kHz and phase alterations:
> http://www.mogami.com/cgi-bin/uncgi.cgi/cad/mic-cable.cgi?len=3D25&Rs=3D2=
200&Rr=3D600&name=3D2697&R=3D0&C=3D0
> Whether the phase-shift will alter the sound in some noticeable way,
> that I don't know.
> I am thinking that I might use some more rugged cable though.
Thanks for that information. 600 ohms is too low an impedance for the mic p=
reamp, tho. For example, the LS-10 mic input is specified at 2000 ohms. Rec=
omputed for that input:
http://www.mogami.com/cgi-bin/uncgi.cgi/cad/mic-cable.cgi?len=3D25&Rs=3D220=
0&Rr=3D2000&name=3D2697&R=3D0&C=3D0
Which is a little worse but usable in an application where weight and size =
are the most important factors (backpacking).
Mogami 2697 is as robust as a flexible, miniature cable can be. Never had a=
problem with it.
-Dan
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