I need advice on Dissimilar runs using XLR


I have a tri-amped system where the 2 SS amps are very close to the speakers. I need to make 2 runs to the SS amps from the crossover. One run is 1m the other run is 6m. All my components are balanced XLR in/outs.

My questions are:

1) Will unequal lengths of XLR make a noticeable difference between the L and R channel? and;

2) I’d like to get the best value for the buck for proper interconnects, so what brand do you recommend and why?

3) What are the problems (if any) of using 2 different quality brands with identical metals. (I may buy single cables used)

Anybody can pop off $3000 for a set of nice cables, but I’m searching for value. I’m good with used.

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@jeffrey125 

Could you please relate your experiences that support your supposition. What brands, differential lengths, and components were involved in your testing?
 

I have always desired to take some shortcuts. Wasting money has never been something I like to do. 

So, you really have no experience. You are just parroting something you read online.

 

I have googled why smoking is good for you and discovered that doctors and religious people confirm smoking is good for your health. Also, that climate change is not real, despite the conclusion of dozens of peer reviewed scientific papers, dozens of statements issued by scores of scientific communities, as well as overwhelming heat waves and storms well far outside three standard deviations of normal. 
 

Maybe google is not always the right source for info, especially when you can research it yourself.