ECOCORD FM 234 TOP - high-end microphone cable for live, studio and broadcast applications – without PVC.
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We mourn the loss of our long-standing colleague
With great sadness, we say farewell to our colleague Peter Radnai, who recently passed away yesterday at the age of 57.
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New: Guitar Cables with 0.50 mm² Conductor Size
CGK 150 bulk cable and ready-made cables CSI PR 150 & CSI PP 150 now available.
ECOCORD FM 234 TOP – for clean signal paths
ECOCORD FM 234 TOP combines double counter-wound copper spiral shielding with a PE fibre separation layer, high-purity OFC copper and a mechanically controlled internal structure for reliable EMI/RFI suppression and stable signal transmission in demanding electrical environments.
The TPE-V outer jacket combines durability, flexibility and recyclability – realized without PVC and without affecting the cable’s electrical properties.
Available as CMK TOP 234 ECOCORD bulk cable and as a factory-terminated microphone cable with high-quality NEUTRIK® XLR connectors.
With great sadness, we bid farewell to our long-time colleague Peter Radnai, who recently passed away unexpectedly at the age of 57.
For more than 25 years, Peter contributed to our company with outstanding dedication, expertise, and personal commitment. In several roles, including Head of Sales and Director of Business Development, Peter played a key part in the development of Cordial and, through his open nature and warmth, earned the respect and admiration of colleagues and partners alike.
We will remember Peter with gratitude. Our thoughts are with his relatives.
François Rousies and Wolfgang Schwarz
New: Guitar Cables with 0.50 mm² Conductor Size
CORDIAL introduces the new CGK 150 bulk cable, featuring a 0.50 mm² conductor size, dual shielding, and a durable jacket – ensuring clear signal transmission, flexibility, and long-term reliability for stage, studio, and rehearsal use.
Based on this cable, the ready-made CSI PR 150 (straight/right-angle) and CSI PP 150 (two straight plugs) deliver precision craftsmanship, excellent sound, and practical usability – built for musicians and professionals who demand consistent performance.
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Cordial @ RUB Motorsport
Student:innen bauen Rennwagen - und CORDIAL ist dabei
Reliable cabling is crucial, especially in the environment of an electric race car, where strong vibrations, temperature fluctuations, and electromagnetic influences are part of everyday life. Cordial's solutions provide the RUB Motorsport Team with excellent options in terms of weight and performance.
"The industry needs to be more agile, faster and more flexible than ever before"
The Corona pandemic has "spoiled" the anniversary for many companies - including Cordial. Now that a solution finally seems to be within reach: How does Cordial plan to move into the future?
DJ Agent! has been on the road for many years. From small clubs to big festivals. Worldwide. A new tour experience: North America, Central America and South America. Accompanied by his Cordial cables.
Up to today, this place in the middle of Tennessee exudes tremendous power and energy: daily live shows everywhere, innumerable recordings are taking place in studios booked
to the limit, collectors and fans looking for vinyl treasures in the numerous record stores of the town.
This house is located about 40 miles southwest of Nashville, in Bon Aqua, a small town of 6,500 inhabitants, off the main thoroughfare to Memphis. Die-hard Johnny Cash fans will recognize it right away, of course.
For many people, a prominent name may be too much of a burden and Mark Alan Cash can tell you a thing or two about this phenomenon as well. Cash’s nephew, who was born in 1962, has also led a turbulent life, went through a couple of hells due to alcohol and drugs and states that the only reason he’s still alive is his unshakable faith.
When his mother died of cancer, David Langley was just 17 years old and without exaggerating you can say that his love of music helped him to survive this blow of fate and the ensuing hard times.
He is ranked among the greatest talents of country music: Isaac Moore, only 15 years old. Growing up in Indiana, the boy encountered traditional US sounds at the home of his grandparents at the tender age of two.
What an absolutely brilliant idea! After Johnny Cash had converted a former general store in his adopted hometown Bon Aqua into a recording studio, including a small stage, he established a music event called “Saturday Night in Hickman County”.
W.S. Holland, more commonly known by his nickname “Fluke” was the drummer in Cash’s band, the legendary Tennessee Three. Before he started playing for Johnny, Fluke had already played the drums for Rock'n'Roll heroes like Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis. The 81 year old is still performing with his own band today.
Spending a snug evening with songwriter and guitar player Chance Martin inevitably leads to him telling you his favorite anecdote about his old buddy Johnny Cash. It’s the story about a trip to Las Vegas. The whole entourage – Martin then acting as Cash’s stage manager – was put up at Caesar’s Palace and the hotel management had provided a stretched limousine for Johnny Cash to use for free.
At the beginning of 2017, the cordial founder and longtime managing director, Mr. Heinz Schneckenaichner, died unexpectedly at the age of 79. In his commemoration, we publish an interview that his successor François Rousies has led with him on the occasion of the 20-year company anniversary.
A few years ago, a promising partnership between cordial and ARS Electronica has been developed. In the meantime we look back on numerous forward-looking events and joint actions and look forward to further steps. The following contribution to the 20-year cordial anniversary conveys an impressive picture of Ars Electronica.
Since 2012, the Saxon media technology company IMM has been working in partnership with cordial and is still enthusiastic about the product quality of the cables. A few months after the start of the cooperation, the graduate engineer René Fritzsche, still today head of development, described his impressions.
Born in Belarus and living in Germany, the exceptional guitarist Victor Smolski is one of veterans within the cordial family. Two and a half years before he founded the successful band Almanac – in fall of 2012 - he met Cordial in his hometown Minsk.
"It´s really friggin´ cold in Lüllau this evening. “It´s brass monkeys out there”, smiles Engels. In a remote corner of the northern part of the wintry Lüneburg Heath rests this cosy country inn called Brookhoff, complete with mill pond and all.
