XLR Microphone Cables, Red 25-Foot 2-Pack for Balanced Audio Connections on Stage and in the Studio
These XLR microphone cables give microphones and balanced line-level equipment a 25-foot connection for stage, studio and broadcast setups. The red 2-pack makes cable runs easier to identify and provides a matched pair for stereo connections or a spare for your audio kit.
Each cable combines 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors, shielding and a flexible rubber jacket. Metal 3-pin male-to-female XLR connectors suit repeated setup and teardown, while the flexible jacket helps you route cables behind racks and around recording spaces.
Features
- Two 25-foot cables provide separate audio runs or a matched pair for stereo connections.
- Red jackets help you identify connections during setup and teardown.
- Shielded balanced construction helps reject RF interference.
- Flexible rubber jackets make routing around racks and equipment easier.
- Metal XLR connectors support repeated plugging and unplugging.
Specifications
- Product type: XLR microphone cables
- Quantity: 2 cables
- Length: 25 feet per cable
- Color: Red
- Connectors: 3-pin XLR male to female
- Conductors: 22-gauge oxygen-free copper
- Cable construction: Shielded and balanced
- Jacket: Heavy-duty flexible rubber
- Connector construction: Metal
- Applications: Microphones and balanced line-level audio
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the 25-foot length apply to each cable or the whole pack?
Each XLR cable is 25 feet long, and the pack contains two cables.
Can these cables connect microphones and line-level audio equipment?
Yes. These XLR microphone cables support dynamic microphone connections and balanced line-level connections between audio equipment fitted with the appropriate XLR ports.
What connectors are fitted to each cable?
Each cable has a 3-pin female XLR connector at one end and a 3-pin male XLR connector at the other. Check that your equipment has matching ports before connecting.
How can I use the two cables in a recording or live sound setup?
The two XLR cables can serve separate microphone connections, form a matched pair for stereo audio runs, or let you keep one cable as a spare.