Lyxpro - 250 Feet Shielded CAT6 Ethercon Cable, Male to Male, Pro Audio & Lighting RJ45 Cable - Black

Make every performance count with the LyxPro Shielded CAT6 Ethercon Cable, available in multiple lengths including 25ft, 30ft, 50ft, 100ft, 150ft, and 200ft. Engineered for professional audio, lighting, and Ethernet applications, this cat 6 shielded patch cable delivers high-speed data transfer with minimal interference. The shielded ethercon connectors ensure a secure fit and reliable signal transmission on stage or in the studio. Built for extreme durability, this shielded ethernet cable withstands the demands of touring and live events while remaining flexible enough to lay flat for safe setups. Perfect for connecting audio gear, lighting rigs, or networking equipment, the LyxPro ethercon cable offers robust construction, studio-grade sound transmission, and dependable performance in any environment.

No retakes, no do-overs, your audience is right there and your cables are ready, your performance has to be great. LyxPro specializes in media technologies for the stage. With LyxPro you get more than great products, you get added confidence to perform your best. Our blue ethercon cable and ethercon connector is strong to withstand the stress of live performance, while also being soft and flexible to lay flat on the live stage. High-quality shielded CAT6 ethernet cable is perfect for studio setups, touring, stage production, concerts & other applications. Truly a shielded ethernet cable you can trust.

AudioQuest Forest RJ/E prepared Cat 7 Ethernet cables use Solid 0.5% Silver conductors, which eliminate strand interaction, one of the biggest sources of distortion in cables, for clearer, more dynamic and involving sound. Superior conductor metals minimize distortion thanks to having fewer grain boundaries and fewer impurities (such as oxides) at those boundaries. Solid High-Density Polyethylene insulation helps maintain critical signal-pair geometry. Of course, all AudioQuest Ethernet cables are controlled for RF-noise directionality, efficiently dissipating noise away from the system's vulnerable audio circuitry; arrows indicate the direction (from source to destination) for the best audio performance.