The 3' Backline Series XLR Microphone Cable from Gator has an XLR male connector on one end and XLR female on the other. This is a low-noise cable designed with a fine stranded oxygen-free conductor for high-quality signal transmission. The cable also has a shrink sealed wire connection for protection and strain relief. Other features include a thick and durable 6.5mm soft PVC jacket.

XLR Male to XLR Female Connectors    Oxygen-Free Conductor    Durable 6.5mm Soft PVC Jacket    Shrink-Sealed Wire Connection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a Shure ULXS system? Thanks.

A: Yes this Titan series case will fit a ULXS system.

Q: 2. Is the foam deep enough to hold a beltpack if placed towards to bottom along with a handheld ontop so i can have 4 of each wireless transmitters stored in the drawer?

A: The foam cut out depth is less than 2 inches, so that should work depending on the thickness of the belt pack transmitter/receiver.

Q: 3. Is the xlr to mini cord compatible with a 3.5mm jack? Like, could I just just use that cord and connect it straight to my camera through the microphone jack?

A: Yes that's what that cable is for. Mini is just another name for 3.5mm.

Q: 4. Is this a good mike set for use with the Tascam DR-40. What else would you recommend in a low price range?

A: A similar handheld mic that is highly recommended and available in a similar kit is the Shure SM58. a href= http://bhpho.to/TuzyzU target= _blank http://bhpho.to/TuzyzU/a

Q: 5. Does the included shockmount work with traditional threaded pole conectivity? or is it only made for camera mounting?

A: According to the info listed there is a 3/8 -16 thread connection at the base.

Q: 6. So with my black magic camera as long as i have the battery in the mic i won't need phantom power correct?

A: Yes, this is correct. It will run out quite quickly. Between 4-6 hours.

Q: 7. Does the Rode NTG2 have an on/off switch?

A: The Rode NTG-2 features no on/off switch. It is recommended that you remove the batteryfrom the unit when the microphone is not in use as it is always drawing current.

Q: 8. Anyone used it at a podium in a live environment?

A: I have used this as a primary mic mounted on a stand in front of talent and it works very well. Just add phantom power or a AA battery and set your gain the same way you would on any mic.

Q: 9. Can you use the NTG2 as a handheld microphone (e.g. for interviews)?

A: You can though Id recommend against it as it is very sensitive and will likely pick up handling noise if hand-held. It is best used on a shockmount or other stable mounting platform. Id recommend looking for omnidirectional or lav mics for interviews! Hope this helps!

Q: 10. Can I use this mic for recording birds, rain and other nature sounds?

A: This is a directional condenser microphone. It is sensitive to picking up many different things if you are close enough to the sound source by a few feet.