Cordial CFM 1,5 MV

I'm a sound artist and a field recordist. I have a few of these cables, in several lengths. I use them to connect active speakers to my soundcard, to go from my interface to amps or mixers, and on occasion I've even used them as adaptors for bespoke microphone inputs.

Cordial is a good brand, and the neutrik rean connectors work flawlessly. Since there is hardly any difference in sound quality between expensive and cheap cables, the distinction is really in the built quality, and here cordial is usually a brand to be trusted. I use these in the studio, but also when working on location (concerts, installations), and they perform adequately. I've not had a problem with one of them so far. And the gold plated connectors protect them against oxidation.

great connector or patch cables for a correct price.

I bought a pair of this cable to connect my USB audio interface to my new monitor speakers. Finding the right one wasn't as easy as one would expect but I'm really satisfied that I decided to get these!

After going through what felt like hunderds of different cables, I finally came across Cordial CFM 1,5 MV. These cables have enough length for my desktop with some to spare, and they are reasonably priced. Just what I was looking for. I'm using them between my Steinberg UR22 audio interface and Equator D5 speakers. TRS jacks connect to line outputs on the back of the UR22 and the other end goes to the D5s' XLR inputs.

The cables feel sturdy and the connections seem to be of high quality. They stay in place and don't seem to produce any unwanted noises. I haven't touched them since setting them up the first time and I take that as a good sign!