Sommer Cable Quantum Highflex Multipair 2

Very good cable for on-stage use! I love to have a couple of 2-pair and 4-pair XLR cables around for feeding in-ear monitors, going from the DI's of the keyboard to the stage block, ... It drastically reduces the amount of separate cables on the stage. It just looks neater, works faster, ...

Pros: Good quality, Easy to solder

Cons (sort off...): It's rather expensive, but totally worth it!

I've been using this to make stereo XLR cables to send to wired beltpacks (Fischer Amps IEM BP purchased from here), but also for guitar signals etc. Flexible enough to be used live.

Easy to solder & roll. Good shielding.

Feels solid, coils well, easy to solder. Fairly thick for a twin-core, but I don't have a problem with that.

Fantastic cable, really soft and rugged.
However, the pairs mantle are GREY not black as the picture shows, and they stick quite easily to each other, so I do recommend using a cable sleeve.
Other than that it's an excellent product!

The outer coating may be too thick but strong. I use with my synths and it works well.

I made stereo snakes for keyboards and other stereo feeds. So the stage stays cleaner and I have one cable per snake less to rewind after the show.

It is recommended to cover each of the cores with braided sleeving, so they will last longer. Use Neutrik connectors as they will never fail you!

I have bought this cable to make stereo XLR cables for monitoring. Multis keep your space nice and neat, they are also easy to setup connect etc. That cable is of great quality. Highly Recommended.

This is good quality audio cable ideal for installs and it well protected, not sure its idea for making Snakes as I get the feeling the cable would break/crack however 110% suitable for installs etc

I would certainly use the cable again

Very rigid and well made cable. It is possible to use internal jackets outside of the main jacket without problems. The only downside for me was that it is quite thick and heavy, I was planning on using it for my travels and it would mean I would have to carry couple extra kilograms of material.