Suggest a XLR cable with Bass Response


I have an ISO-Max Jensen transformer. This unit takes hi-level output from my amps and converts it to a balanced output for my subs. Works very well.

So, my question is can anyone suggest an XLR cable that is best for bass response? Not necessary bass boom but bass clarity.

Years ago, I thought the Cardas Golden Reference was good, but it may have just been the equipment that I had at that time.

So, can anyone recommend a cable?

ozzy

 

ozzy

Has anyone used SVS Soundpath Balanced cables for a subwoofer?

They seem to be relatively cheap.

ozzy

Just to clarify, I am searching not only for a short XLR cable for the connection from sub to the Jensen ISO-MAX (should be of high quality), but I also am interested in a long 30+ foot long XLR cable for the connection from the front subs to the rear ones.

That’s why I am asking about the SVS Sound Path cables. Anyway, I bought 50 footers.  I should have them tomorrow.

ozzy

The output of any XLR/interconnect/cable/wire of choice doesn't change the receiving input/wire of your sub or any component's physical composition, its a constant.

Put another way,  if a magic wire is required to produce magic sound, how can the non-magic wire of any receiving device reproduce magic?

 

All you can do is preserve what’s there. Look after the basics Capacitance / Noise/ Resistance. If the cable follows good audio engineering principles it will be fine. Don’t be sucked in, save you money. Try reasonably priced high performing product like Van Damme Pro Grade Classic XLR; Mogami 2549 or Canare L-4E6S. All are properly contructed and conform to audio engineering principles. You could purchase the cable and some decent XLR connectors like Nuetrik, have the satisfaction of making your own. Save a ton of your hard earned money and escape the exotic cable b@ll@x.