Cordial CMK 222 BL/100M

Professional Microphone Cable (Cable Reel)

A classic in setup and construction: conductor cross section 0.22 mm², flexible 0.10 Cu wires, spiral shield. CORDIAL has redefined the term workhorse among microphone cables through its use of low-capacity PE (polyethylene) as conductor insulation. This cable is predestined for permanent use on stage and in busy studios.

Highly flexible and robust

Cross section: 2x 0.22 mm²

Conductor design: 28 x 0.10 mm CU bare

Total diameter: 6.4±0.2 mm

Conductor resistance: 85 Ohm/km

Shielded

Weight: 53 g/m

Price per 100 m reel

Colour: Blue

Colour	Blue
Diameter	0,22 mm²

Colour

Blue

Diameter

0,22 mm²

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Robust microphone cable at a fair price

Peter243, 28.10.2009

With the CMK 222 Cordial offers a cheap, robust microphone cable, which can withstand the most everyday situations without problems. Exactly one thing I expected - and got. There are certainly cables that offer even better audio characteristics and perhaps even better durability; The question is why the cable is used. For the normal stage cabling, etc., this cable is certainly unrestricted to recommend.
For the ambitious professional recording studio gives it certainly better. For the home studio, however, it is also sufficient.

The 100 meter roll allows the "Selberlöter" all possibilities of cable assembly and saving money. Coupled with the quality Neutrik connectors, the professional cable can be easily manufactured for any occasion.

Gone is the time of sudden cable breaks. I now have many hundred meters of this cable type in use. I had no one else yet! Failure due to cable break! With cheap cable I had already with 10 pcs from a 100 meters coil manufactured cables up to 10 failures by cable break!

This is not only an annoyance, it also costs nerves, time and a constant control of the cable stock. In the case of a cable, such as the cordial (or other), I have a high probability that a cable packed to the gig will work. Time-consuming troubleshooting before the gig is not necessary. In addition, I do not have to pack as many cables as with the cheap cable, since the failure rate tends to zero.

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No noise, nice soldering.

4RM - Marc, 31.07.2013

It's a pure standard I guess. Bought it because its the cheapest to buy, since it's whole roll. Bought 200m (2 rolls), and made 18 cables so far, (out of connectors for now...), all made within a day because the iron soldering is easy, it sticks to the cable right away, and also, they're just perfectly flexible, and long lasting. My co-partner has the same cable (purple though) about a year and a half now, and I'm not sure if more than 2 out of 40 has been repaired so far... I guess it's fair enough to buy it, and they have completely zero noise level so no need for extra expensive cables...