Mogami 2524 cable used is the exact same as all Mogami branded cables.
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Hear the true sound of your axe!
The Mogami Gold instrument cable is a high-performance instrument cable designed for musicians and recording engineers who require pristine signal transfer. Constructed from oxygen-free copper, it delivers a transparent tone, allowing the unique qualities of your equipment to shine through. Angled connectors make plugging and unplugging a breeze, even in cramped spaces, while heavy-duty shielding blocks interference from EMI and RFI for noise-free operation. Available in a wide range of lengths from 3' to 25'
Oxygen-Free Copper Conductors Preserve Tonal Integrity
Mogami's Gold Instrument Cables are built using high-purity, oxygen-free copper conductors. This premium copper allows audio signals to pass through without coloration so you can achieve maximum transparency. The result is a cable that faithfully reproduces the natural tone of your instrument or other gear. For recording applications where clarity is key, this cable helps capture the nuances that define your signature sound.
Angled Connectors Simplify Connections
The Gold Instrument Cable features one angled connector and one straight connector, providing maximum flexibility for a variety of setups. The angled end can be plugged into amps, pedalboards and audio interfaces even when space is limited, while the straight connector is ideal for instruments. This thoughtful design makes establishing quick, secure connections a frustration-free process.
Heavy-Duty Shielding Blocks Noise and Interference
To ensure pristine signal transfer, Mogami employs a heavy-duty conductive polymer shield. This shield forms a barrier against electromagnetic interference from devices like phones, routers and other electronics. It also prevents radio frequency interference from sources such as radio stations and CB radios. The result is a cable that delivers your tone without the unwanted noise and hum that can plague lesser-quality designs.
