Connecting Audio Interface To Studio Monitors

The previous 1/4 cords I had connecting my audio monitors to my audio interface were letting an annoying amount of electrostatic noise through my speakers. After purchasing these, my issues have been fixed! Huge recommend.

Excellent cable used for connecting my audio interface to patch Bay in recording studio great sound and build quality. what more can i say

I use this product for my studio monitors to get the absolute best sound from my audio interface to my monitors. No disappointments ever. Repeat mogami buyer.

My first Audio Interface. I use these to connect 2 KRK Rokit 5 G4 studio monitors XLR to 1/4 into to MOTU. I can also connect my previous monitors through the RCA connection which other interfaces at this price do not have. These also have MIDI connectors which I guess you can connect an MPC or other sampler. I can also connect my keyboard and a mic through the 2 front interfaces. Most connection options for any audio interface at this price. The interface connects to and is powered by your computer through the USB. It does not include any audio cables. If you just need to connect your monitors to your pc or laptop, this is more that sufficient.

...connecting from the RCA outs on my interface to the XLR ins on my powered monitors - everything working as expected, wavy gravy a-ok!

I use two of these to connect my studio monitors to my interface and they get the job done. Great cables!

iRig works as intended and great for connecting the output of my audio interface to my phone.

The Peavey USB-P audio interface is the perfect solution for connecting your computer to a PA system. Rather than relying on the mini headphone jack to deliver audio to a million dollar concert sound system, this unit delivers a stable, clean stereo or mono signal your front of house sound people will appreciate.

I used the MAudio Profire 2626 Highdefinition Firewire Audio Interface in my studio for several years. Recorded a couple of albums with it, and I was relatively satisfied. Then I updated my studio computer, which did not have a Firewire port. In addition to that, M-Audio had not produced a driver for Windows 10. I realized it was about time to upgrade my audio interface. I did a very extensive research. I read reviews, asked colleagues, etc, and everything started to point to the Scarlett 18i20. I then purchase it, and so far it has exceeded all my expectations. The sound quality is crystal clear; the configuration software included works perfectly in real time. Not the most important thing, but its look is spectacular, and the position of every knob, input, and output is in the right place. The two headphone outputs in the front come handy when there are two musicians recording at the same time. As I use this interface I get the feeling that I am working with an appliance 100% professional. With Sonar it blends really good, no audio drops or audio engine error messages at all. So far I haven't noticed anything negative about it.

it is an interface cable connecting camera to computer,