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<blockquote data-quote="thylantyr" data-source="post: 2200163" data-attributes="member: 560358">So which Belden cable from markertek ? The bang for buck cable seems to be the Belden 9451.Price: 1000&#039; - $92The only issue for me is the thin diameter cable, 0.116&quot;.I was using 8760 before and it has a 0.222 cable thickness and fits nice with those connectors,the 9451 is 1/2 the thickness and how will you &#039;extra&#039; strain relief the cable?You could add layers of heatshrink or tape to thicken it upin the connector housing but it may look ghetto.Belden 8761 is thicker, 0.175&quot; the price is good.Price: 500&#039; - $58If you want to run AES/EBU digital signal or even SPDIF {cheat}, the Belden 1800B looks like a jack of all trades cable for analog and digital use. The cable diameter is nice,0.177&quot; and the price is good.Price: 500&#039; - $100</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thylantyr, post: 2200163, member: 560358"] [B]So which Belden cable from markertek ? [/B] The bang for buck cable seems to be the Belden 9451. Price: 1000' - $92 The only issue for me is the thin diameter cable, 0.116". I was using 8760 before and it has a 0.222 cable thickness and fits nice with those connectors, the 9451 is 1/2 the thickness and how will you 'extra' strain relief the cable? You could add layers of heatshrink or tape to thicken it up in the connector housing but it may look ghetto. Belden 8761 is thicker, 0.175" the price is good. Price: 500' - $58 If you want to run AES/EBU digital signal or even SPDIF {cheat}, the Belden 1800B looks like a jack of all trades cable for analog and digital use. The cable diameter is nice, 0.177" and the price is good. Price: 500' - $100 [/QUOTE]

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