I'm a little (Lot) OCD when it comes to wires. When I was a very young DJ I didn't check a set of speakers that I was trying out and was 60 miles from home to find out they had Neutrix ends. All I had was 1/4 inch ends at that time so fortunately I had the time to go back 3/4 of the way and had someone meet me with the right ones it all worked out but it could have been bad. That taught me a valuable lesson a bad wire can end a night if you don't have backup. That's when I started the wire obsession
I have 2 wire bags that have almost identical setups and a bag with the same plus video connections. In each bag I have 2 full sets of wires, power and signal, for the NX55's, 6 additional 25Ft XLR cables, 8 3ft XLR, 4 6" XLR, 4 1/4 to 1/4, 2- 25' extension cords, 2 Male and 2 Female XLR splitters, a few XLR to 1/4 adapters a few short cheap extension cords and power bars, various other cables, and a power conditioner and 4 C clamps. My rack is prewired
Up until 2020 I changed all my main signal cables every year so in addition to the above craziness I have a hockey bag full of used cables that are still good including banana clip wires for my passive gear. It weighs close to 100 Lbs.
So what's in your bag?
I have 2 wire bags that have almost identical setups and a bag with the same plus video connections. In each bag I have 2 full sets of wires, power and signal, for the NX55's, 6 additional 25Ft XLR cables, 8 3ft XLR, 4 6" XLR, 4 1/4 to 1/4, 2- 25' extension cords, 2 Male and 2 Female XLR splitters, a few XLR to 1/4 adapters a few short cheap extension cords and power bars, various other cables, and a power conditioner and 4 C clamps. My rack is prewired
Up until 2020 I changed all my main signal cables every year so in addition to the above craziness I have a hockey bag full of used cables that are still good including banana clip wires for my passive gear. It weighs close to 100 Lbs.
So what's in your bag?