This XLR 6-Pin Manley Cable from Manley Labs is a 24' mic cable for Manley products, including the Reference Mono Gold Microphone and the pre-2020 Reference Cardioid Microphone.

For Manley Reference Mono Gold and Pre-2020 Reference Cardioid Mics

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a universal V-mount plate, or does this only work with IDX batteries?

A: Universal. I've used a few other V-mount brands on this plate.

Q: 2. What brand are the connectors on this cable? I have a cable that comes from Rode for my nt4 and it has black, no-name connectors, that seem to want to pull apart when you remove it from the mic. Concerning.

A: Rode has not specified a brand name for the XLR connectors. For another cable option with 5-pin XLR female to two 3-pin XLR male, you may want to consider the Remote Audio 5-Pin Stereo XLR Female to Dual XLR Male Y-Cable (B&H #RECAXSTE25) which is 25' long and uses Neutrik connectors with Mogami cable. The same Remote Audio cable is also available in 18" length (B&H #RECAXSTE). We also have the Sony 5-Pin to Dual 3-pin XLR Cable for ECM-680S (B&H #SO5P3PXSGC) which is 16" long and shows Neutrik connectors in the photo.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the Audio-Technica BP4025 stereo mic?

A: Thank you for your question. This cable will function perfectly with the 5-pin output of the BP4025 and to split the stereo signal to separate left and right xlr.

Q: 4. How long is this cable?

A: Crackling with mini plugs is usually an issue of having Plug-In Power turned on in the recorder. The NT4 mike does not run on Plug-In Power...when you want to connect it with a mini cable you need to power the mike with an internal nine-volt battery. So turn off Plug-In Power on the recorder. You'll get better battery life on your recorder as well! (An alkaline nine volt battery will run the NT4 for about 400 hours according to the Rode site.)

Q: 5. Is this a shielded cable?

A: Yes it is shielded.

Q: 6. Will this cable work for other applications besides the Panasonic YAGH? I'm looking for regulated 12v power from a P-Tap Vlock battery plate that runs to a camera 4 pin XLR power input. The camera runs well on 12v power. Thanks

A: Yes this can be used on many products that use standard 4 pin XLR input regulated at 12v

Q: 7. is it version 2?

A: The part number indicates version 2.

Q: 8. Is this appliance voltage 220V

A: Yes. It runs anywhere between 100v and 240v.

Q: 9. will this work with the blue yeti pro xlr connection? would like to hook up to a mixer

A: The Yeti Pro is wired standard for 5 pin stereo XLR cables, and should work with most third party 5pin to dual 3 pin XLR cables.

Q: 10. Does this fit the Eartec UltraPak?

A: It does not. The headset for the UltraPak is this: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1269395-REG/eartec_hubcyb_cyber_lightweight_plug_in_headset.html