I bought some of Hall Audio's ML to RJ45 adapters to see if they could be usefull and more flexible for my usecases which often requires changing the cables between different units. Login to view image Here it is installed in a Beolink converter 1611 with a CAT 7 network cable attached Login to view image Here installed in a Beosound Ouverture Login to view image As the cable is stiff the routing of it will be more difficult than with a traditional ML cable, but it should still be possible to hide it behind the unit. Because of the added connector link there might be space issues on some products. For example I think the Back cover on a BV6 or BV7 might be har to put on. Also my test on a Beolab 3500 shows that there is almost no space left to curve the cable if it has to go out in one of the sides or on the top of it. An angle R45 connector could have been the answer, but those I could find has the angle the wrong way. Login to view imageI might try Hall Audio's other connector that put a RJ45 female connector on a cut in half ML cable for this purpose. Also it might be possible to find shielded network cables that bend easier than those I bought for this. But all in all a great product, and also price competitive compared to what ML cables cost here i Denmark. I can't speak for durability of the 3D printed parts, but I have bought a good lot and might buy more so I can just leave the in the ML connector on my most used products.