SME Tonearm Question

These cables can be hard to find as they are not often well indexed

if you can afford it this would be a great choice, I run the AQ WEL on my system at present (btw the asking price is $300-500 too high on this one, figure 30-40% of list for a used cable, even mint)
https://www.audiogon.com/listings/interconnects-audioquest-wild-tonearm-72-90-din-to-rca-2017-08-17-...

Of course many would suggest the best thing to do is put in one of these and then select the RCA cable you want to accompany it
https://www.audiogon.com/listings/interconnects-cardas-phono-interface-box-pib-90-deg-din-to-dual-rc...

Thanks for the suggestions.  
While this type of cable is not very common I have found several options.
This one comes highly recommended on another forum:
http://audiosensibility.com/blog/products-2/phono-cables-occ-copper-and-occ-silver/#!/Impact-SE-Angl...

I can't find anything about this cable that makes me think it won't work with the SME tonearm, can you?  They offer the DIN configuration in Jelco and Standard.  I believe the SME would be standard configuration.  

It's a tight fit in there.  So some din connectors won't fit or the orientation is not correct.  When I had a SME 20 I used a Hovland Phono cable and it had a Cardas DIN.

The folks at Kimber can easily make you a tonearm Cable for the SME 4.5.  Note the that the standard cable configuration makes the cable end come out at a horizontal plane to the table, it need be oriented at either 3 or 9 o'clock (cannot remember, will update once I check my files)  to make the cable protrude downwards.  Graham tonearms are opposite to get the cable to exit downwards.

Best of Luck

Peter

I am pleased with the Audio Sensibility balanced cable. Call and speak with Stephen Huang directly and he will give you a precise answer.