Can I use 3 pin DMX cables instead of XLR?


I am putting together a reasonably priced system after a remodel. I have the option of using balanced inputs/ outputs. I already have 3 pin DMX cables that were too short for a friend who does lighting.  The DMX cables are 110 ohms and the XLRs are 75.  My friend said the DMXs have lower capacitenance and should be better.  Is that true?  I love music but I am just at the beginning of learning about equipment and I did not find much on the net that wasnt more concerned with lighting.  I trust my friend and all but I would appreciate some community input too.  Thanks!
toolfan69
intentions@toolarmy here. 
Listening to Ticks and Leaches at the moment through a restored Marantz, a Pass F5 clone, and Focal 936's. 
Hey thanks for the response. I ordered some xlr connects from guitar center and the order got cancelled so I just ordered some from monoprice and did not want to wait for them to arrive to start playing with my new toys!
If there is any difference in playback through the different connects I will post it here after I receive the rest of my orders for cables and remaining equipment.
TooLfan69
TOOL ARMY
You can try it. Won’t hurt anything. Typically audio cables are designed with some capacitance and lower impedance because the impedance translates to inductance which dulls higher frequencies. Small amounts of capacitance aren’t as noticable to low frequencies. That’s precisely what they’re trying to achieve in the DMX cable because technically it’s a digital interconnect and you don’t want reflections or noise in it.
Huge Tool fan here too. I started out my listening tonight with The Grudge.