Articles in this category Is a shielded Cat cable better? For analog over Cat, shielded Cat cable with shielded RJ45 or shielded etherCON connectors is highly recommended and is necessary if Phantom power or Com lines will be used. For data, shielded cable m... Can I use your cable for data/analog? Short answer, yes! Long answer, the SuperCAT cable can be use for either digital signals or analog and sometimes both at the same time. Using the analog capabilities you can run four separate lines of... Is it possible to buy unterminated lengths? We currently provide unterminated cable at lengths of 500 ft. and above. Contact us for part numbers and dealer inventory information. What are the differences between the different SuperCAT cables? Briefly, there are a number of differences between the 3 cables we currently offer. The SuperCAT cable features a special jacket that makes it durable as well as flexible, making it easy to wind. It ... How far can I send my [signal] over SuperCAT cable? SuperCAT cable is capable of incredible distances when sending mic level audio. The distance will depend on the environment and your source, but we have successfully sent microphone signals well over ... What is the difference between SuperCat and SuperCat 7 cables? Both cables are the same diameter. SuperCat is more flexible and has an overall braid shield. The twisted pairs offer excellent crosstalk rejection and is an excellent choice for stage cables and appl... Which is better, SuperCAT Sound or SuperCAT XM? SuperCAT Sound is our most robust cable, has a 300 Newton pull strength and is extremely flexible and abrasion resistant. SuperCAT Sound is ideal for the most rigorous applications and high noise envi... Nickel vs Black Barrel Changeover In January 2025, SoundTools replaced the standard barrel used on all SuperCAT cables (5e, 6a, and 7) to maintain conductivity. The conductive barrel allows for the pin 1 signal to pass when using anal...