Vovox Sonorus Direct S100 XLR/XLR
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Essential Information About the VOVOX sonorus direct S Balanced Cable
Essential Information About the VOVOX sonorus direct S Balanced Cable
- Resolution and Micro-details: designed to transmit spatialization, depth, and harmonics with great finesse.
- Optimized for Balanced Signals: ideal between microphones, studio peripherals (preamps, converters, processors), and active speakers.
- Uncompromising Design: unshielded architecture and choice of very pure materials to limit unwanted effects on the signal.
- Respect for Cable Direction: directional cable, to be connected in the correct orientation for optimal results.
Manufacturer Information
Vovox
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info@vovox.com
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The "sonorus direct S" Philosophy: Signal Purity Above All
The VOVOX sonorus direct S follows a design approach centered on signal integrity: minimizing anything that could "hinder" the reproduction and favoring a natural, precise, and stable transmission. The manufacturer reports a long phase of listening tests and optimization, aiming for a clearer rendering of sound layers and nuances, especially on balanced signals where the quality of the connection directly influences the perception of dynamics and stereo image. This "direct S" version emphasizes the most direct possible connection, notably reflected in a deliberate choice: the absence of shielding.
Intended Uses and User Profiles
This balanced cable is designed for the studio and environments where highly defined reproduction is sought: microphone recording, connections between preamps and converters, inserting a compressor or equalizer, or connecting to active speakers. If you work with sources rich in transients (vocals, strings, percussion, acoustic guitar) or mixes where depth and separation of elements are essential, the sonorus direct S aims to preserve clarity and subtle details.
The unshielded design, however, requires attention: a slight risk of interference may exist depending on the environment (power supplies, lighting, power strips, proximity to transformers, stages with many transmitters). For live applications or technically busy setups, a shielded solution from the brand (such as the link protect S) is generally more suitable to secure the signal-to-noise ratio.
Design, Materials, and Key Features
Solid Core Conductors: Precision and Coherence
The sonorus direct S uses solid core conductors for signal and ground. This architecture aims for more consistent propagation and a sense of continuity in the audio message, with particular attention to micro-information (reverberations, note decays, harmonic texture). In the studio, this type of design is often sought for its ability to maintain a stable image and naturalness, especially in demanding recording chains.
Highly Pure Copper and "Clean" Insulation
The conductors are made from the purest copper available. Around each conductor, a natural fiber braiding contributes to mechanical structure and internal contact management. The insulation relies on very pure polymers, free of pigments and plasticizers, to limit potentially unwanted effects related to certain additives and to maintain the most transparent signature possible.
Unshielded: Maximum Transparency, Controlled Environment
The choice of an unshielded cable aligns with the pursuit of very direct transmission but requires more care in routing: keep the cable away from power supplies and power blocks, avoid prolonged crossings with power cables, and favor short, clean runs. In a well-wired studio, this approach can provide increased finesse and better perception of depth, whereas on stage or in very cluttered control rooms, priority may be given to immunity against interference.
Cable Direction: Implementation to Respect
For optimal results, the sonorus direct S must be connected in the correct direction: the marking with the brand should face the signal receiver (input). This orientation is an integral part of the design and allows the overall coherence of the connection to be best exploited, particularly on balanced chains with a high level of detail.
Technical specifications
| From connectivity | XLR 3-pin female | Color | Black |
| Towards connectivity | XLR 3-pin male | Length (m) | 1 m |
| Category | Microphone cable | ||
| Recommended uses | microphones, studio peripherals, active speakers | Directional cable | connect in the correct direction |
| Note | due to the lack of shielding, a slight risk of interference may exist depending on the environment | Orientation | the marking with the brand must face the signal receiver (input) |
| Available in various connector combinations | XLR or TRS jacks | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Vovox Sonorus Direct S100 suitable for a studio microphone?
This 3-pin female XLR to 3-pin male XLR cable is suitable for microphones, studio devices, and active speakers. Its length is 1 m.
Is this XLR cable shielded?
The cable is unshielded to prioritize a direct connection. There is a risk of interference near power supplies, transformers, or heavily loaded stage setups.
How to connect this Vovox cable in the correct orientation?
The marking with the brand name should be placed on the signal receiving side, that is, toward the input. This orientation must be respected for balanced connections.
What materials are used for the conductors?
Single-strand conductors made of very pure copper are used for the signal and ground. They are surrounded by natural fiber braid with insulation made of very pure polymers without pigments or plasticizers.
Can it connect a preamp to a converter or an active speaker?
Its female XLR to male XLR format allows for these balanced connections. Routing away from power cables reduces disturbances due to the lack of shielding. It is intended especially for preamps, converters, and active speakers.



