Robert Dietz - RCA Cable ID
I had the website for these open and lost the link Robert Dietz uses them, Dubfire and other DJs can anyone ID those RCA cables 
maybe something like those
http://www.neo-w.com/catalog/003dj/index_en.html
there you go neo cables! thanks man
heres the link to the orange ones if anyone is interested: http://www.neo-w.com/catalog/2010/12/d-rca_en.html
fixed that for ya 
ya I thought they were gunna be more affordable 
I was wondering the same thing when i saw those rcas in a scratchworx post. Any UK suppliers?
http://www.rjshop.nl/kenmerkoverzicht/nl/page/292/?AV=35:14748
These guys have a buy 1 get one 1 free deal for these cables at the moment.
Maybe they send to the uk?
My goodness⌠for the price of a pair you could buy enough cable, RCA plugs, plus the soldering iron and solder, to rewire your entire setup with custom length high quality cabling.
For the USB cable, why is what I imagine to be the better one (with 24k gold plating) called âClass Bâ whereas the âClass Aâ has silver/rhodium plating?
Thatâs OUTRAGEOUS
Haha I think we should have a sticky of audiophile silliness like the Machinica Dynamica stuff. I think that guy is just taking the piss out of the whole industry, but he apparently makes sales.
Truth be told, $189 is cheap compared to what some RCAs (I mean âinterconnectsâ) go for. You can spend upwards of $10,000 on six feet of RCA cable. Theyâre beautiful, but unless they can change the laws of physics I donât see how they can improve sound quality over most other RCA cords (unless something is wrong with one of them of course). If itâs well-insulated and made of right materials and doesnât fall apart easy, itâs going to do the job.
Totally Agree!!!
For those of you how donât remember or donât believe any good cable will get the job done check this out⌠lol
+1
Yep I forgot about that - At WMC Pioneer was showing off a new line of âhi-fiâ RCAs and other cables that will retail in the $100+ range.
edit: yeah here they are http://www.pioneerdjusa.com/gear.aspx?product=DAS-RCA020R&cp=7
An RCA cable is an RCA cable. To a great extent, at least. The shielding kinda sorta matters for vinyl (if theyâre long enough, the preamp can amplify radio interference enough to be audible) but the only times Iâve heard it was with a 20-foot unbalanced mic cable (donât ask, that was a bad day).
It matters a bit more for digital cables. The way cables are physically built, youâre basically putting a capacitor b/t your signal and ground, which acts as a low pass filter, depending on the impedances of the input and output youâre using. Digital cables carry data at such a high frequency that this filtering can affect the data. But itâs not a huge deal.
Itâs nontrivial with long guitar cables, but a normal guitar cable is like 10-15â long. The difference between a cheap cable and something like George Lâs low-capacitance cables is staggering.
But for a DJ, itâs largely irrelevant. DJ RCA cables are like 2 to 6 feet long. Just stop worrying.
If it coils nicely and isnât built of silly putty, itâs fine. If it has easily replaceable connectors, thatâs a plus but not necessary.
Great information. The different guitar requires a different RCA cables. And the cost of RCA Cable varies from a length to length and quality to quality. My guitar has Basic 3.5mm to RCA Audio Cables which I bought from a ebay. It also has a splitter with adapter.
Jesus goddam crap, who the fuck comes up with this spam software? Do they actually sell any kitchen cabinets this way?
Did DJTT just abandon their captcha?
By the way this weekend I head over to a friend of mines house and to my suprise he had these $200 Neo cables! I actually set him up at the club this weekend and few thing I must say about the cables first of all build quality is extremely nice. Each cable comes with a hard case which house a solid amount of cables. Another thing is the connectors quality is nice and connects really snug to the audio 8 and the mixer. Since the cable has a flat design it doesnt tangle up pretty cool. If I had the money I would deff scoop up a pair.