CARDAS 33awg X4 SHIELDED LITZ TONE ARM CABLE per 300mm length. This Cardas cable is specially configured for tone arms.
Buy X2, you will get one piece 600mm long etc.

It is not as fine as some internal wiring cable, so is highly suited to a single continuous run from cartridge clips to phono
plugs. It is, of course, not as robust as a normal interconnect, and care has to be taken at the plug end. Each time there
is a change of material, or a soldered joint, there is likely to be signal degradation.

Being quite pliable, this cable is particularly suited to suspended decks, unlike a popular product which I have been
told is much too stiff, sometimes even when used with solid plinth decks. 

The 33awg wire is individually enamelled in a Litz configuration. Each channel is a twisted pair, carrying signal and ground,
to minimise crosstalk and cancel EMI from external sources. The two channels are then twisted again, sleeved in PTFE and
shielded with an outer braid. The outer shield allows a pseudo balanced configuration. The cable jacket is neoprene. Overall
diameter is Ø3.2mm.

Capacitance: 23.7pF per foot, shield connected to negative at RCA plug.

For a typical rewire, 325mm will need to be stripped for the internal run. For a 1.5m length, this will result in 1.175m of external
cable. Along with my other Cardas items, and the arm base plug, you will have the main components for a continuous rewire
from cartridge clips to phono plugs.

For the ultimate loom with this cable, I use a double run. One twisted pair per channel (stripped back to the arm base) is
therefore redundant for signal purposes, but that twisted pair is then used for further shielding.