The Furman HDS-6 headphone distribution system uses CAT5 cable to carry
audio to the mic-stand receiver stations. CAT5 is annoyingly stiff and
doesn't like to coil up or lay out of the way, and probably isn't really
rugged enough to withstand constant moving, stepping, mic-stand
crushing, etc.

Does anyone know of either (a) ultra-flexible CAT-5 that handles more
like braided audio cable, or (b) coil-cord CAT-5 like a telephone
receiver? I checked with igus, who make flexible cat-5, but theirs is
flexible as in "can be bent back and forth a lot without breaking",
not flexible as in limp-spaghetti.

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