Over to you: Can you advise? What brand of RCA cables do you use? Do you think it makes a difference? Please share your thoughts in the comments. In this instance, just make sure they fit snugly and you’ll be fine.)
Native Instruments has announced the Traktor X1 Mk3, which it is calling its next-generation controller for modern DJs who want exceptional portability and powerful control in a compact footprint that’s intuitive and easy to use. (By the way, while we’re talking cables: While there are premium brands of USB cable out there, as USB is digital, of all the cables in the system these are the ones least likely to cause you worries, they’re these. Latest News Traktor X1 Mk3 Is The First New Traktor Controller In Years Traktor X1 Mk3 Is The First New Traktor Controller In Years. As all RCA-to-RCA cables are “unbalanced” by nature (don’t worry if none of this makes any sense), as long as they’ve been carefully made with good quality materials you won’t go far wrong whichever you choose. It’s when you get to “balanced” cables that are used to carry signals over long distances (20ft or more) where you may start to hear a bigger sound quality change, but that’s due more to the way the cables work electrically, rather than the quality of their construction. Most cables at any given price point will sound about the same. Apart from that it’s down to what’s available and what you can afford. They should be the right length for what you need them for (you don’t want to be stretching them, conversely you don’t want them ridiculously long when plugged in as they’re more likely to pick up interference). The wire in them is better at carrying a pure signal. You’re looking for physically well made cables, with gold-plated RCA connectors. While most manufacturers will hit you with all kinds of claims as to why their cables are the best, truth is you get what you pay for – better quality cable always sounds (a bit) better than “bell wire” cheap cable. My question is: What is the real difference, if any, in relation to sound quality, and are the vast price variations really justified? What would you recommend I buy? I will need a cable that is strong and won’t easily get damaged but that will also deliver in terms of sound quality.” Digital DJ Tips says: I had to then go and buy some new ones of my own but was bombarded with choices of different brands and prices.
Fortunately for me the sound guy at the venue was kind enough to help out with one of his own. But is it really necessary to spend a lot on your DJ cables, or will cheaper ones do?ĭigital DJ Tips reader Maurice writes: “Recently did a gig where my RCA cable gave me trouble.
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