Mogami
Mogami Gold AES TD DB25 to XLR 10ft
Best professional digital connection for studio recording and interface integration.
Experience superior digital audio with the Mogami Gold AES TD DB25 to XLR 10ft cable. Engineered for professional environments, it strictly adheres to 110 ohm AES/EBU standards, ensuring pristine signal integrity. Its precision dielectrics guarantee loss-free transmission, even over longer distances, and it seamlessly integrates with popular digital recording formats like Avid and Tascam. Built for reliability and backed by a lifetime warranty, this cable is an essential component for demanding audio setups.
$349.95
Owner Satisfaction
4.8
/ 5
Category Rank
3
/ 5745
#3 in Audio & Video Cables
Price vs Category Average
-36%
Below average
Cable Type
AES/EBU Digital Audio Cable
/ AES/EBU Digital Audio Cable
Who it's for
- Engineers requiring pristine, jitter-free digital audio transmission
- Studio professionals needing reliable, long-lasting gear for daily use
- Organized technicians looking to minimize cable clutter in racks
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious studios prioritizing cost over premium build quality
- Installers working in cramped spaces with limited routing clearance
- Users operating equipment with non-Tascam wiring standards
Performance breakdown
Signal Integrity
Strict 110 ohm adherence ensures flawless digital data transmission.
Build Durability
Rugged construction designed to withstand the rigors of daily studio use.
Compatibility
Seamlessly bridges professional interfaces like Avid and Tascam systems.
Transmission Efficiency
Precision dielectrics eliminate signal loss over the entire ten-foot run.
Connector Reliability
High-quality DB25 and XLR terminations provide secure, noise-free connections.
Long-term Value
Lifetime warranty coverage guarantees a permanent investment for your studio.
Key Specs
Cable Type
AES/EBU Digital Audio Cable
Impedance
110 Ohms
Length
10 ft
Connector A
DB25
Connector B
XLR
Model Number
GOLDAESTDDB25XLR-10
Warranty
Lifetime warranty
Signal Type
Digital
Features
- Meets 110 ohm AES/EBU standards
- Loss-free digital signal transmission
- Supports Avid and Tascam formats
- Professional-grade audio connectivity
- Durable construction for studio use
- Lifetime warranty for peace of mind
What customers say
Studio professionals view the Mogami Gold AES cable as an essential investment, prioritizing its unparalleled reliability and performance for critical digital transmission. Users consistently praise the robust construction, noting the heavy-duty connectors and gold-plated terminations ensure flawless signal integrity. This cable eliminates concerns about digital jitter or signal loss, offering crucial peace of mind during demanding recording and mixing sessions. The superior shielding and top-tier materials validate the premium price point, resulting in exceptional durability for constant studio use. Customers agree that for high-channel digital I/O, this uncompromising quality represents superior long-term value, establishing the Mogami Gold as the dependable industry standard.
Know before you buy
Yes, the Mogami Gold AES TD is specifically wired to support the standard pinouts used by Avid and Tascam digital recording equipment.
Digital audio signals require a specific impedance to prevent data errors and signal reflections. This cable strictly adheres to the 110 ohm AES/EBU standard to ensure your digital data is transmitted accurately without loss.
While it uses XLR connectors, this is a specialized digital cable designed for AES/EBU signals. It is not recommended for analog audio applications, as the internal construction and impedance are optimized specifically for digital data transmission.
Mogami builds these cables for professional use, featuring high-quality shielding and robust connectors. It is designed to withstand the wear and tear of a studio environment and is backed by a lifetime warranty.
No, the cable's precision dielectrics are engineered to maintain signal integrity over this distance. You will not experience loss-free transmission issues at this length when using it for standard digital audio connections.
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