Straight XLR vs XLR to RCA adapter


I am looking for advice. Does using a RCA to XLR defeat the purpose?
My cables are RCA GA-0 and I am happy with them. But I want to try my XLR connection. I realy do not want to spend the money if possible on another pair of cables, but if I do it, it I want to do it right. Please help.

Thanks In advance.
kbwizard

Showing 2 responses by wolf_garcia

Make a cable consisting of ONLY dozens of RCA/XLR adapters stuck together...may sound like crap, but it's interesting and allows all options...custom instantly adjustable length, satisfies your Leggo compulsions, helps train you in child anti choking first aid skills, and just shows you care. Also...this thread reminded me of a horrible Mogami Gold XLR cable experience...I can't talk about it...it was horrible *shudders*. I now use AQ Diamondback XLRs.
HEY...I was being serious...and yes, Mogamis usually are fine as I've used their mic cables for years. My turntable cable is weird reddish Japanese neglex and seems fine. It was odd...the Mogamis could have been made on a Wednesday, or infected with some strange Guitar Center karma, or dare I say (and who the hell says "dare I say?") COUNTERFEIT MOGAMI...made in a dimly lit sweatshop by nefarious cable fakers.