【CLASSIC MK II XLR (4.35m) | Analog/Digital-Compatible Interconnect Cable】

When you want to take another step back and refine the amount of detail and the texture of the sound, a cable is not just an accessory—it’s an important part that links the entire system’s signals.

CLASSIC MK II XLR (4.35m) is an interconnect cable tuned to a cable impedance of 110Ω so it can handle not only analog signal transmission but also digital transmission. It’s well suited to anyone using a high-end car audio system who wants to pass signals as accurately as possible.

It uses the newly developed patented technology SASDB® to significantly reduce dielectric loss caused by insulating materials. In addition, by making CAFPE®—which has strong vibration-absorption characteristics—into a two-layer structure, it achieves a dielectric constant that is less dependent on frequency.

A cable change alone doesn’t determine the sound, but the overall “cohesion” of the system can change depending on the equipment you use, the connection method, the cable length, and cable routing. If it were me, I wouldn’t choose based on the cable’s standalone performance only; I’d also check your current amplifier or processor and the connection path before deciding on the combination.

At LOGON, we guide you by organizing together which parts of your current system are worth revisiting to get effective results. Rather than rushing to decide based on changes in sound, if you tell us what music you normally listen to and what you’re currently dissatisfied with, we can think through a cable choice that fits how you use it.

■ Key Specifications

【Basic Information】
Product name: CLASSIC MK II XLR
Type: Interconnect cable
Connector: XLR
Length: 4.35m

【Transmission】
Analog signal transmission: Supported
Digital signal transmission: Supported
Cable impedance: 110Ω

【Adopted Technologies / Structure】
Insulation technology: SASDB®
Vibration-absorbing material: CAFPE® two-layer structure
Features: Reduced dielectric loss, dielectric constant less dependent on frequency, design aimed at accurate signal transmission

Because the appropriate length and connection method vary depending on your in-car system configuration, if you’re considering a replacement, let’s think it through together while checking the equipment you’re using and your current connection situation.

Shop owner　Komizo