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<blockquote data-quote="cary begans" data-source="post: 147615" data-attributes="member: 5902">Re: CableAll I can say is Klark Teknik basically invented AES50, they sell snakes with the stranded type of shielded cable, I believe it&#039;s the same for the Behringer Cat5E-50M.They must feel confident it will do the job. The Behringer uses dual shielded, dual jacketed neutrik Etherflex cable, Neutrik Ethercon ends Hirose shielded rj45&#039;s.Canare cable is also very very good. Great for patch cables and more. I have several runs of solid and basically hate it...it works but it&#039;s not fun to work with. My best guess is quality of each component of both cable itself and the connecting pieces is probably the most important aspect.rather than strand or no strand, at least for our digital audio purposes. However I&#039;m not an expert, far from it.About the Etherflex cable...&quot;The additional shield and foil shielding protects against EMI and RFI. The stranded cores allow repeated flexing, dramatically increasing reliability, robustness and prolonging the life of the cable&quot;&quot;Shielded Foil Twisted Pair (SFTP) cable is certified to CAT5e and EtherSound tested.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cary begans, post: 147615, member: 5902"] Re: Cable All I can say is Klark Teknik basically invented AES50, they sell snakes with the stranded type of shielded cable, I believe it's the same for the Behringer Cat5E-50M.They must feel confident it will do the job. The Behringer uses dual shielded, dual jacketed neutrik Etherflex cable, Neutrik Ethercon ends Hirose shielded rj45's.[FONT=Helvetica]Canare cable is also very very good. Great for patch cables and more. I have several runs of solid and [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica]basically hate it...it works but it's not fun to work with. My best guess is quality of each component of both cable itself and the connecting pieces is probably the most important aspect.rather than strand or no strand, at least for our digital audio purposes. However I'm not an expert, far from it. About the Etherflex cable... [/FONT][COLOR=#333333][FONT=Helvetica]"The additional shield and foil shielding protects against EMI and RFI. The stranded cores allow repeated flexing, dramatically increasing reliability, robustness and prolonging the life of the cable" "Shielded Foil Twisted Pair (SFTP) cable is certified to CAT5e and EtherSound tested."[/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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