100m 2 Core Shielded Screened Audio Cable - Loops

This 100-meter, 2-core shielded microphone and instrument cable is designed for versatile audio ap...

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The Loops 100m 2-Core Shielded Audio Cable is designed for professional audio engineers, sound technicians, and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable, high-fidelity solution for custom-length cable builds. Its primary benefit is the combination of oxygen-free copper and a dedicated foil shield, which effectively minimizes signal interference in both studio and live environments. However, users should note that as a bulk cable, it requires manual soldering and the separate purchase of appropriate connectors (XLR, 6.35mm, or 3.5mm) to become operational.

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FAQs

Is this cable suitable for phantom power?

Yes, the 2-core design is perfectly capable of carrying 48V phantom power when correctly terminated with XLR connectors.

Can I use this for speaker wire?

No, this cable is designed for low-voltage signal level audio (microphones/instruments). It is not rated for the high-power currents used by passive speakers.

Does it come with connectors?

No, this is a bulk 100-meter spool. You will need to purchase your desired XLR, 6.35mm, or 3.5mm connectors separately.

Is the cable shielded?

Yes, it features a foil shield specifically designed to block interference.

What is the external diameter of the cable?

The external diameter is 3.2mm, making it very slim and easy to manage in complex cable routing setups.

Can I use this for stereo connections?

Yes, the two cores allow for stereo signals (Left/Right) or balanced mono signals depending on your wiring configuration.

Troubleshooting

Intermittent signal or hum

Check your solder points at the connector; a cold solder joint or a broken shield connection often causes noise.

Connector doesn't fit the cable diameter

If the cable is too thin for the connector's strain relief, use heat shrink tubing over the cable before soldering to increase the thickness for a firm grip.

Excessive interference

Ensure the foil shield is continuous and that the drain wire is correctly soldered to the ground pin of your connector.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-fidelity signal transmission via oxygen-free copper
  • Excellent interference rejection with foil shielding
  • Highly durable PVC sheath for long-term use
  • Compact diameter facilitates easy cable management
  • Cost-effective solution for large-scale custom installations

Cons

  • Requires professional soldering skills for connector termination
  • Connectors must be purchased and installed separately
  • Bulk roll weight may be heavy to transport for single users

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To prepare this cable, strip the PVC outer sheath carefully to expose the internal cores and shielding foil. Ensure the shield is properly grounded when soldering to your chosen XLR, 6.35mm, or 3.5mm connectors. Because the cable has a 3.2mm diameter, verify that your connector's cable gland or strain relief is compatible with this size for a secure fit.

  • Storage: When not in use, avoid tight bends; coil the cable in wide, natural loops.
  • Maintenance: Periodically inspect the outer sheath for cuts or abrasions, especially near connector junctions.
  • Cleaning: Wipe down with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust and stage debris.

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