@KolfMAKER my suggestion would be to buy the cable (which will have a specification attached to it) and do your own ends. At least this way you know the cable spec. A soldered joint is a soldered joint and a crimped joint is a crimped joint. If the cable is the most important element then maybe buy separately. Another advantage thinking aloud is the length as you want it a your preferred connection type
Any unshielded cable that you add, can act like an ‘antenna for picking up noise/hum/etc’. In my case I work a lot with active speakers and Up2Stream Mini. For powering the Mini, I prefer to use a USB cable. But for the reason mentioned, a shielded one.
In the meantime I did find a shielded USB cable where the wire shields are connected to the connectors: is DeLock 83915
Hi Kolf, you better make one yourself because most usb cables have twisted wires and you dont want that for DC (to not create a coil). Shielding only at the source side when its only dc. Probably your first blue cable picture is shielded until the connecter.
Hi KolfMAKER,
Sorry about the late reply, but I’m new to the site.
A few years ago I experimented making my own shielded USB cables using RG316 coax for the Data + and the Data - , these all worked well with no issues. So if you are handy with a soldering iron, you could give it a try.
I included a photo of a cable that I purchased that inspired me to try my own.
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No, there is not, it is a simple, but good quality cable, which you can order in the length you want and you don’t have to bother with making it. I use one between a linear power supply and DAC.