★OFC Pro Twin Cable prioritizes ease of use in the field and high-quality reliability★ In DJ booths at clubs and music cafes, in addition to the standard equipment such as record players, CDJs, DJ mixers, and other equipment, DJs often bring laptop computers, samplers, effects processors, and other equipment to the venue. DJs use a wide variety of equipment, and the complex wiring required for each setup must be performed accurately and quickly in dimly lit venues. Furthermore, when initial sound problems occur, such as "no sound," the first suspect is a hasty wiring error or a broken cable due to a cheap cable. In response to requests from venues, we developed the Pro Twin Cable, a never-before-seen twin-type cable that combines color variations with the stress-free, smooth conduction of groove sound and the reliability of its durability. ●Features● - Please forget the conventional wisdom that commercial cables should be inconspicuous black. In a dimly lit DJ booth table, where equipment is added and replaced countless times until the end of the event, all black professional cables are no longer suitable. EXFORM offers four color variations: red, yellow, blue, and green, so you can instantly understand the cable connections. The plugs are also standard white and red to prevent incorrect left and right connections.・Uses OFC (oxygen-free copper) Tough Pitch Copper (TPC), made by adjusting the oxygen content of electrolytically refined electrolytic copper to approximately 350 ppm and precipitating impurities as oxides to enhance conductivity, is widely used and known for its satisfactory properties. However, even TPC contains approximately 0.04% oxygen, and DJ sets, which operate under harsh conditions, require high conductivity to minimize degradation while still maintaining sound quality that can withstand high volume amplification. Therefore, EXFORM uses OFC oxygen-free copper, which is 99.996% copper equivalent or higher, for its conductors. Moreover, it is made in Japan, where reliability is paramount.
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