Love your sense of humor, Chip! great content today, as usual

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that! Thank you!

I cannot help it. I just listen to your video's because you are so entertaining 😂 I only missed the measurement tool story... Really! 😄

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Haha. Thanks so much!

So good, so funny... What can I say? Best entertainment with facts on the freakin' internet. Sure, I watch your videos for the reviews and info, but I also watch it for the pure entertainment. And I don't need a Netflix subscription!! Thank you.

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha. Thanks so much! That’s very kind of you! I really appreciate the awesome compliments! Thanks for watching!

Love it. Funny and informative! Thanks!!!

@TheRecordist

11 ай бұрын

Haha. You’re welcome! Cheers!

Hell yah build us some mic cables. Be a good gasser and pass the cables. By the way, I'm in the US and attempting to purchase the resistor load was interrupted by Canadian only pricing eh. Surprised I was. This was a great video. Nice work so have an ale. May your new year have an overall feeling that someone is trying to tell you something.

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha. I laughed way too hard at this. Hahaha. My apologies for the Canadian pricing. I’ve since changed that. It’s in USD now. It should have been anyway. Thanks for catching that! Cheers!

Interesting! as a radio amateur I found using expensive cables on 2M (145MHZ) an excellent means of hearing the weakest signals, as it helped getting them out of the noise, instead of using standard (cheap) RG58 cable, I was using LDF5-50 (copper tubing!) which is like an inch thick compared to the 5mm, the losses on the thin cable were huge, but the copper tube type LDF was incredible with minimum losses, I had no idea that the XLR cables we use would be similar in regard to signals. You've opened my eyes sir.

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha thanks! I used to be into radio a bit myself back in the early 90s!

@sr3d-microphones

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRecordist wot? Really? CB or radio amateur? I was first active on CB in the 80’s and didn’t radio until 2003 when I got my tickets, was mad keen on it and annoyed local hams with calling for horizontal FM contacts 200 miles away while they were stuck with line of sight comms.. one chap was 250 miles away and we used to chat nearly every day, didn’t matter about conditions really, the signals were mad QSB but that made it more interesting and fun. When I get obsessed with something I really get into bad. It’s all been electromagnetic frequency stuff until I figured out the audio spectrum! Photography and radio are basically the same thing - our eyes are broad band radio receivers 🤔👀

Very much enjoy your videos. Have previously soldered my own patch and mike cables. I always used Neutrik connectors but in hindsight didn't always use absolutely the best. Must find a good supplier for bulk Mogami Quad 2534 as I don't like prescribed lengths 1,2,5 and 10m I prefer just long enough with a small margin for error/flexibility.

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Hey thanks! I’m in Canada. I found a place (Studio Economik) that will sell me loose cable at any length pre-cut or by the roll. That’s 2534 cable at about $1.70 Canadian (about $1.28 USD) per foot. www.economik.com/mogami/w2534-4c-24awg-neglex-quad-mic-cable-price-per-foot/ And the Neutrik connectors from the same place are about $6 each when bought individually. That’s a cheap cable.

One other thing that matters in cables is flexibility. Cheap cables generally very stiff especially in cold conditions. Good cables are a pleasure to work with and lie flat when used.

@TheRecordist

4 ай бұрын

Yes. That’s a great point!

It would be interesting to compare Lyx Pro quad cables to that Mogami. Would "budget" quad cable compare more favorably to the world's best quad?

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

That’s a good question. I hadn’t seen those but I’m curious about them. Generally its Mogami that makes the cables and Neutrik that makes the connectors. It’s the various companies that solder them together and market their product as theirs. I wonder how Lyx Pro does theirs?

@djsamomol

8 ай бұрын

i would like to see this too, iv heard some positive things about lyx quad but nothing comprehensive enough

Thanks for the enlighten

@TheRecordist

4 ай бұрын

Anytime! Cheers!

1:35 Pun aside, Mogami also make the Platinum series, more up-market which I believe starts at 110USD. Yeah, not cheap. What is baffling is that the Platinum cable is a simple balanced cable whereas the Gold is a quad cable. Admittedly the Platinum is significantly beefier although often that property (or properties more precisely) by itself often means little when considered as a factor for audio performance. On the price issues: while 110USD is a considerable amount and I guess many musicians would consider that extreme, for audio hi-fi enthusiasts it is a perfectly acceptable (dare I say, starting?) price. How can that be, one might ask, that the person who creates the music spends less on the same equipment than the person who just listens to that same music? Go figure... but it is an interesting question none-the-less.

@TheRecordist

20 күн бұрын

Hahaha. I’ve got a lot of expensive cables. Some are noticeably better. Some are not. But why not feel comfortable knowing it’s the best you can get?

@Stelios.Posantzis

19 күн бұрын

@@TheRecordist hmmm the easy answer to this is because one simply has neither enough money nor enough information. The former is needed in order to acquire what cables claim to be the best: some cost as much as one's dream system and that's for a single pair. The latter is needed in order to differentiate between all those cables that equally claim to be the best. In short, if one aims to obtain the best available simply by paying up what is asked, then this is a sure way to spend many sleepless nights. The golden mean is to strive for what is good enough - and there are many available examples of that.

@Stelios.Posantzis

19 күн бұрын

Further to the above I've just read that some consider the double pair cables intrinsically inferior sonically to single pair cables. I guess the reason would be their higher capacitance. They therefore relegate the former to situations where high levels of electrical noise (interference) make signal transmission problematic.

For sharing discovery of Vermouth 2ndborn Cables, thanks!

@g.o.9513

11 ай бұрын

Excited for the review. Maybe even compare the mogami cables. 😊❤

@TheRecordist

11 ай бұрын

Thank you very much! Cheers!

Hey man Love your video. I agreed with you on this 100%, I always like high end quality cables over cheap ones, even though most ppl said "oh why did you spend $100 on an audio cable, you just wasted your money". I'm using the Mogami Quad XLR cables as well, really good stuff.

@TheRecordist

10 ай бұрын

Hey thanks! And yep! We agree!

What you suggest as a boom pole solution. I mean I am quick in time and I need boom pole. I do not want to pay twice. Have got an mke600 and zoom h5.

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Well, if you have a decent budget, I would recommend the K-Tek, Ambient, or Panamic poles. Each are quite costly. Try to get carbon fiber if you can, because anything else gets mighty heavy after a while. It depends on how long you need it to be. Rode has some cheap ones, and so does Andoer on Amazon, but you will likely want to upgrade as the longevity is questionable. I prefer external cables as it takes considerable skill to keep an internal cable boom pole quiet. If you need something like 10 feet and you need it quickly and you don’t have much money, then the Andoer carbon fiber one on Amazon is ok. It’ll get the job done but I’m not sure how long it’ll last. Hope this helps!

😂😂😂😂 You’re the best!

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Haha thanks! You’re not too shabby yourself! 😜

When are you doing comparisons on interfaces and studio monitors?

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Well, that’s a good question. I aim to do some interfaces in the next couple of months but not too sure. The monitors, however, are not anytime soon. I’d need to buy them since no one so far has sent me anything to review. I just review what I buy myself.

@VladK-1

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRecordist I hope someday to get IK Multimedia iLoud MTM as they're the only reasonably priced audio monitors that have a calibration feature to adjust the frequency response for the particular room. They're pretty compact too yet their bass is better than any 5 inch studio monitors I've heard. I don't have any monitors though and using headphones (planar ones from Dan Clark Audio, they're incredible).

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

@@VladK-1 oh yes. Those iLoud MTM monitors look fantastic. Expensive for IK, but they seem to be well loved. Those are also great headphones. Seems like you know what you’re doing, Vlad!

Is the doomy load good to connect a condenser mic to?

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Hey there. No. Imagine it as a dynamic microphone without a capsule to pick up sounds. It’s good for testing cables and preamps.

@yiqwaba3833

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRecordist that's very creative, do you make high low pass filters? I will order.

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

@@yiqwaba3833 hey. No, sorry, I do not make high or low pass filters. To be honest, I barely make these dummy loads. Haha. I needed some so I learned how to make them.

I just bought the Røde xlr color cables and men sound better than mogami I don’t know why and I own mogami and I love mogami

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Really? That’s crazy. I’ll have to check them out!

@CheesyMcBeard

5 ай бұрын

Has something to do with the shielding. The Rode ones are Canare cables and the shielding is different (Wrapped Shield vs Braided).

Let's see analysis plus please!

@TheRecordist

6 ай бұрын

Analysis plus? Man, it’s been a while since I shot this review. Remind me! Haha

Boy, did you look young in 69!

@TheRecordist

Жыл бұрын

Why thank you kindly! Haha