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The heavy duty professional phone plug series improves on the design of the existing C series by offering the thinnest available A-gauge 1/4" plug with unique Neutrik chuck type strain relief on the market. The slimline shell with a width of 14.5 mm meets the most recent requirements for highest density jackfields (15.88mm jack pitch). The precise machined one-piece tip contact without rivets makes it unique and avoids hook up in a socket or break off the tip. The Plug X Series serves all applications such as guitar applications, audio cables, snakes, speakers, amplifiers and mixing desks.
Features & Benefits
You can do a lot with this cable. But primarily it will be used as a stereo cable for microphones and for manufacturing RCA and Y-patch cables. Each of its wire pairs is protected individually by a tight helical shielding with 95 % coverage and can be separated anytime. The single line will fit into every jack, XLR, and RCA connector.
Advantages:
Highly flexible due to the use of a cold-resistant and soft PVC jacket
Multiple applications, as the individual wires can be separated anytime
Application:
Wiring of stereo microphones
Assembly of insert cable
The RX Series is the right angle version of the XX cable connector series. The successor of the RC series offers several new features which make it more reliable, easier to assemble and improves contact integrity as well cable strain relief.
Features & Benefits
Neutrik is an international corporation with about 40 years of know-how and experience in the manufacture of innovative electrical and electronic interconnection products and systems.
The company was founded in 1975 by Bernhard Weingartner and the owners of NeuElektrik AG, Gebhard Sprenger and Josef Gstoehl. The idea was and still is to create innovative products by utilizing the most recent mechanical and electronic know-how.
Today we are the world leader in designing, manufacturing and marketing of audio, coaxial, power and circular connectors.
Our main objective is to be one step ahead, i. e. to understand the future market needs before they become obvious and to accommodate demands before they occur.
Our audio range includes XLR connectors, plugs, jacks, speaker connectors, patch bays and fiber optic connection systems. Since the beginning in 1975, a great number of patents as well as license agreements are the evidence of Neutrik,s innovative and creative achievements.
No doubt, our customers can rely on having high quality products at an unsurpassed cost/performance ratio in their hands whenever they come across Neutrik.
Neutrik is committed to excellence in innovation, total quality based on ISO 9001-2008 and a reliable customer relationship.
Cables suddenly become an important issue for the esoteric and the fantastic, but also for the manufacturers of instruments, studio technology and media technology. Suddenly a lay person can perceive a changed sound in a palpable and audible way, and not only lives by his own imagination, imagination and subjective discretion.
For cable manufacturers such as us, this is an important challenge, because "technical data" is suddenly audible. And of course also verifiable. And that is a great success for a company like SOMMER CABLE: Good quality is recognized and honored by each of our customers. But our job is not just to produce good cables.
We are also very interested in presenting a clear and comprehensive presentation of our products, as we at SOMMER CABLE are of the opinion that "transparency is important for the assessment of quality".
Is it on the cable?
Even if the musician, his instrument, the loudspeaker and the lighting system are completely perfect and you still have a bad transmission ... could it be that it is on your cable? It can!
Like many musicians, we did our first musical steps in the small home studio or in the villagecombo and were already surprised by the result when you replaced the low budget plug on the analog synth with a regular metal plug. Humming away, cracking away. Or if you replaced the ring wire with a decent guitar cable ... where suddenly all the glass-clear heights and the "crispe sound" came from?