From large recording facilities to small project studios, engineers and artists trust Mogami Gold Studio microphone cables. Wired with Neglex studio quad, this 4-conductor cable offers the highest cancellation of noise and is the quietest, best-sounding cable you can buy. Mogami Gold helps cure many of the problems encountered in a typical project or home studio, creating a pin-drop quiet recording environment with enhanced dynamic range.

The Mogami 2534 ( quad-core ) microphone cable can be used interchangeably with the 2-core Mogami 2549 microphone cable by shorting 2 cores.

Mogami Neglex quad cable is a perfect cable for home studios suffering from wiring and grounding problems. Mogami 2534 should also be used where intense RFI interference is a problem. Mogami 2534 provides an improvement in signal-to-noise of 10-20db over equivalent twisted pair cables. Double conductors quad cables are more effective in canceling noise that can get past even the best of shields and are critical in an environment of high RF and EM interference.

Main features of the Mogami 2534 Quad-Core Cable

  • Conductor insulation is XLPE ( Cross-Linked Polyethylene), which has excellent electrical characteristics and prevents shrink-back during soldering.
  • Served (spiral) Bare Copper Shield is superior to foil or braided shields for sound quality and simplifies termination.
  • Double conductors quad cables are more effective in canceling noise that can get past even the best of shields and are critical in an environment of high RF and EM interference.

Reference Standard NEGLEX Quad High Definition Microphone Cable NEGLEX No. W2534 has become popular around the world as the standard for high-quality digital and analog recording. The cable has also become popular for use with unbalanced equipment, such as high-quality pre-amps, amp inputs, and tape decks. Miniature Quad Superflexible Microphone Cable Originally designed for BANTAM patch-cords, this cable has become popular where a small diameter Quad mic cable is required.

Specifications of the Mogami 2534 Quad-Core Cable

  • Conductor Size (mm²)    0.339mm² (#24AWG) – 4 cores
  • O.D. (mm)    6.0ø (0.236")
  • Flex Life    11000 cycles
  • Tensile Strength    687 N

For more detailed specifications, please visit: https://www.mogamicable.com/category/bulk/microphone/quad/

WHY MOGAMI?

There is a reason why Mogami is called “The Cable of the Pros.” Virtually every major recording facility is wired with Mogami, which means that just about any music you listen to has passed through Mogami somewhere in the recording chain—from Fleetwood Mac to Foo Fighters, from Prince to Pearl Jam, and countless others. Why do so many discriminating artists and studios choose Mogami over other cable brands? It’s simple. Mogami is unmatched for accuracy, extremely low noise, ease of installation, flexibility, and superior quality. Professionals and enthusiasts alike rave about the amazing clarity and silent background of Mogami—technicians swear by it, not at it.

MOGAMI QUALITY

Mogami has always had a relentless devotion to quality, integrity, and ethical business practices. Every foot of Mogami cable is made in Nagano, Japan, under the direct supervision of the company founder, who continues to work every day. Comprised of true craftsmen, Mogami refuses to compromise quality for cost savings and never copies the work of others. In today’s global economy, it’s often difficult to track who really makes a branded cable or other products. Unlike such brands, Mogami completely controls its design and manufacturing process and will never use a “silent partner” factory. Each product is certified to meet very rigid specifications, which are published and verifiable. There are no “secret ingredients” or mysticism attached to the performance of our products. Mogami is also dedicated to responsible manufacturing and was the first cable factory to meet RoHS requirements for everything they make.

THE MOGAMI PHILOSOPHY

Mogami has a clear-cut philosophy. Design cables that offer the most accurate signal transfer possible. This may seem like a logical goal, but in fact, many cable companies alter the signal for what they perceive to be the “best sound.” The problem with creating this unnatural distortion is that it permanently alters the signal flowing through the cable. The distortion may make a particular piece of equipment sound better at one frequency but worse at another. The essence of the original signal is lost forever.

There is no single magic bullet for cable design. Superior design is a mix of conductor material, dielectric, conductor, and shield geometry, jacket stiffness, along with fanatical dedication to manufacturing quality. Only technical expertise combined with years of experience can result in the kind of performance that transcends the ordinary.