Elite Core Audio CSM2-1000 Microphone Cable 1000'

Brand: Elite Core Audio

Part #:

CSM2-1000

Condition:

Brand New

Discontinued

Manufacturer warranty

Description

Elite Core, CSM2-1000, Custom Shop Microphone Cable 1000' Bulk Spool

The two primary stranded inner conductors each have 20 strands of 0.12 bare copper. While many cable companies will lower cost by using inferior materials here (like aluminum with a copper coating), Elite Core CSM is pure, from the inside out. And you can hear the difference. The insulator that was chosen to separate the two inner conductor cores is Polyethylene, or PE.

Features:

Immunity from outside EMI and RF interference. Since the PE is conductive, it provides an additional layer of shielding from RF and EMI noise that is being emitted from many sources on all stages. If your stage has wireless sources or electricity, this is critical.
Containment of any EMI transmission that your signal may emit. The days of microphone cables only carrying natural voices or analog instruments are long since over and gone. Today's production stages are full of tracks, clicks, loops, and many other loud and potentially troublesome signals. It's important to keep those signals to themselves. The conductive PE on CSM2 cable does just that. If you're anything but an all-natural bluegrass band, this is critical.
Discharge of piezoelectric static and noise. When a mic cable gets knocked around by an active vocalist, or stepped on by an active stage hand, something troubling happens. There is a triboelectric effect that occurs when the insulators are pressed and misshaped, that causes a slapping, or thumping noise. This causes a piezoelectric discharge that ultimately functions as a crude transducer. Granted, the signal level is very low and the resulting noise is very minute, but this noise can still cause problems because it is intensely amplified once it reaches the preamp in the mixer. The layer of conductive PE that was added added serves to drain off this static and eliminate the potential of handling noise. The net result is a dead quiet cable. If you have humans using your mics and cables, this is critical for your application.

Discontinued