The Kopul Premier Quad Pro 5000 Series XLR M to XLR F Microphone Cable 3' is a studio- and broadcast-quality 4-conductor cable precision engineered for maximum rejection of RFI and electro-magnetic interference, extremely quiet performance, high flexibility and durability. Its twisted quad-conductor design features oxygen-free copper and allows for excellent conductivity, flexibility, low capacitance, and tensile strength.

This design affords the conductors a twist pitch length of only 0.7", reducing interference by assuring the minimum amount of the conductor is parallel to interference sources at any given section. The result is increased rejection of electro-magnetic and RFI noise, even in close proximity to the source. Cotton yarn is packed in to reduce friction between conductors and prevent unwanted electrostatic build-up and microphonic noise. The 99% braided TAC shield provides additional noise protection and corrosion resistance. Its Neutrik XX gold connectors provide high-quality, corrosion-free connectivity, and each solder point is individually shrink-wrapped for additional protection and to meet network broadcast facility standards.

Premier Quad Pro 5000 Series cables are ideal for use in the most demanding studio, touring, and broadcast applications.

For Most Demanding Studio/Broadcast Use    Neutrik XX Gold Connectors    4 Conductor Design    99% High-Density TAC Braid    24-Gauge OFC Conductors    .7" Twist Pitch Length for RFI Rejection    Cotton Yarn Wrap Reduces Noise    Shrink-Wrapped Solder Points    Limited Lifetime Warranty

Precision-engineered twisted quad-conductor design

0.7" pitch twist length for greater induced noise reduction

99% tinned copper braided shield for long-lasting protection against RFI and EMI

Ultra-low capacitance for accurate signal reproduction

Cotton yarn to reduce electrostatic and microphonic noise

Shrink-wrapped solder points for extra protection

Ideal for broadcast and audio professionals

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the work well from the receiver to the mixer board. I use a wireless microphone for sideline broadcast and it seem the receiver is too far away and the mic cuts out

A: It should work depending upon the output of the wireless receiver.

Q: 2. Does it have 4 x 24 Gauge conductors or do the pairs of braids equal 2 x 24 gauge?

A: I opened one of the connector shells and can verify that there are 4 conductors plus the shield. I cannot verify the gauge or if they are twisted without destroying the connection.

Q: 3. Is this cable CL2 Rated?

A: The manufacturer has not provided any information on CL2 rating for the Kopul Premium Performance 3000 Series Neutrik XLR Male to XLR Female Microphone Cable.

Q: 4. will this work with phantom power?

A: Yes. Kopul Premier Quad Pro 5000 cables can be used for any audio applications including those that require phantom power.

Q: 5. i need a pin mic to record with a zoom recorder for interviews what microphone is best?

A: There are several mics that may suit your needs available in multiple price ranges. The Zoom H4N is able to accommodate mics with both 1/8 wired connections as well as XLR mics that require phantom power. You may wish to contact a Sales Representative directly here for a recommendation at 800-606-6969 or email audio@a href= http://bandh.com target= _blank bandh.com/a

Q: 6. If I purchase this, for usage with my H4n, will I still need to buy an attenuator?

A: It would depend on what is being connected to the recorder.

Q: 7. Are these cables balanced?

A: Yes, the Kopul Studio Elite 4000 Series Neutrik XLR M to XLR F Microphone Cable (25', Black, 3-Pack) is fully balanced.

Q: 8. Hey are Kopul XLR cables made in China? If not, does anyone know where they are made? I know the Neutrik connectors come from the EU. Thanks.

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is China. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 9. Does it come with a powercord?

A: No. The power for the mics comes from the camera on phantom power or the mic if it is wired up or a wireless/battery mic.

Q: 10. How does one handle phantom power when splitting the signal into 2 inputs? Would you enable phantom power on both inputs or just one of the two to power a Sennheiser MKH 50? I would like to feed my boom dialog mic into 2 inputs on a Zoom H6, and run one input hot and the other about 10 db less for safety. I know the Zoom offers a back up file record, but it is only on the non phantom powered inputs.

A: As long as the mic gets phantom power it will be powered, functional & able to send signal to whereever you route it. Therefore you only need to power it from ONE channel. There is No need to send phantom on both channels.