There is no such thing as "XLR" cable, XLR is a connector type and can be used for a number of different applications. What is the application as in type of signal (mic, analog line level, AES/EBU, etc.), run length, single or multipair, installed or portable cordage, rating (plenum, riser, etc., if applicable) and so forth?I am wondering if any one know a good and fairly cheap place to buy bulk XLR cable, also looking for durability.
Do you mean terminate the cable yourself? There are both solder and crimp connectors available, I too prefer solder, but connectors are also available in a wide range of quality and cost. And in many cases the extra cost for better quality connectors like some of the Neutrik connectors is well worth the investment.
I liked it when the company I worked for installed the International Broadcast Center for the Atlanta Olympics. All the interconnect cable going in and out of racks, which included a lot of custom bundled cable from Belden, came in one shipment. It was something like 16 semis, but one shipment!What's your idea of bulk? 1000', 5000' 25,000'?
I ship several hundred thousand feet of mic cable a year so let me know what your actual needs and application are. I'm sure I can be of assistance to you.
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