All you need is adequate for purpose and unless putting lots of stress even flimsy would work welll. Lots out there that is just fine. You're overthinking it or read too much nonsense on the subject.
In most cases I'd agree, however a cable can be so poor, that it has an impact on the audio quality.In terms of audio quality, I thought that the issue with different makes of audio cables had been settled. That is, there's no difference.
I agree, but if I can make sure the cable lasts a little longer, by taking extra care picking one it's worth it for me. Ideally I want to pick a cable and be done with it, not having to worry that it might break on me. Having cables that I can trust, is totally worth the extra cost.All you need is adequate for purpose and unless putting lots of stress even flimsy would work welll. Lots out there that is just fine. You're overthinking it or read too much nonsense on the subject.
Speaking of which, have you ordered one yet? It's been 3 days man...the cable
I have discovered that the Worlds best cables are available in my country, but not the ones with 3.5mm jacks unfortunatly. I was contemplating getting the cordial cables, but thinking about it there is no version that is angled on both sides, which I think would be better. That leaves me with the Ugreen cables and I am sure I can find an angled version of those. So I think I will order them next week. For now I am working on getting best audio quality AAC (best codec my carsystem nativly supports) as discussed here.Speaking of which, have you ordered one yet? It's been 3 days man...
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Shielding can be important to. And to be clear, we’re not talking about expensive snake oil cables.While I agree in principle, I have had poorly made cables fall apart, which has a major effect on sound quality (as in the sound goes away completely).![]()
Extra cost for that is probably in the neighborhood of $1/cable, and that's not particularly realistic in terms of actual cost.I agree, but if I can make sure the cable lasts a little longer, by taking extra care picking one it's worth it for me. Ideally I want to pick a cable and be done with it, not having to worry that it might break on me. Having cables that I can trust, is totally worth the extra cost.
In that case, most definitely those cables suck.While I agree in principle, I have had poorly made cables fall apart, which has a major effect on sound quality (as in the sound goes away completely).![]()
They look very nice. I have found this cable with two male ends in my country:monoprice has 3.5mm male to male cables that use two coax conductors which are excellent for long runs but the cable is like 4x as thick as most 3.5mm cables. I have some and are satisfied .
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They look really nice. Would it be cheaper to buy Mogami cable and Neutrik connectors and putting them togehter yourself?I buy cables from enoaudio.de, Mogami cable and Neutrik connectors. The prices are OK, the delivery is fairly low.