The 100' Headliner Series XLR Microphone Cable from Gator has an XLR male connector on one end and XLR female on the other. This Headliner Series cable has a fine stranded 99.99% oxygen-free copper quad core conductor with braided shielding. Featuring low capacitance, the cable allows more signal flow and avoids frequency roll-off. Other features include a chuck-style strain relief cable clamp for secure wire connections.

XLR Male to XLR Female Connectors    Low Capacitance    Oxygen-Free Quad-Core Copper Conductor    Chuck-Style Strain Relief Cable Clamp

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work well for picking up actors' lines for a live theatre event?

A: The Rode NTG2 Shotgun Microphone is highly directional, meaning it will pick up what it is pointed at in a range of 2-3 feet, but not much else. Unless the actors are stationary or there is an operator that will move this mic along with the actors as they move, I would not recommend using the NTG2 for this purpose.

Q: 2. Will I have any issues using this with the Tascam 70D?

A: Nope. This has worked great for me with this combo. If you're using phantom power though, the 70D is a battery hog so I also use an external USB battery to power the 70D with phantom running the mic. I haven't tried the battery in the mic yet to compare results.

Q: 3. Where is the XLR cable?

A: XLR cables are a required but not included accessory for this microphone. We list several cabling options under the ACCESSORIES tab for this microphone.

Q: 4. Is it compatible with DSLR cameras?

A: Not exactly. The cable attached to the mic is XLR and that is typically run into a separate recorder such as a Zoom H4n or similar. I think you could get an XLR to headphone jack adapter to plug into a DSLR if you can choose the mic input on your camera to accept audio. It's recommended to attach this mic to a separate audio recorder and sync the footage and audio in post. This is a very good mic.

Q: 5. Does the NTG-2 have a db pad? Like a -10db switch?

A: No, the RODE NTG2 Shotgun Microphone does not have a -10 dB pad, but it does have a switchable high-pass filter set at 80 Hz which can be used to remove low frequency noise that is not part of your intended source.

Q: 6. how do i change the battery in a NTG-2 microphone?

A: The bottom third of the microphone unscrews and the battery can be changed from in there.

Q: 7. Is this mic stereo?

A: No, it's mono. It can be split to stereo depending on your recorder and editor. Cheers!

Q: 8. Will this work with an Iphone 12? If so, do I need accessories--which one(s)?

A: Yes. Provided that a battery is installed in the AND you have the appropriate cable, such as B&H # SALCXLR (XLR to Lightning) to connect to the iPhone 12.

Q: 9. Can this be connected directly into my Sony 7RII?

A: This battery-operated shotgun mic can connect directly to the Sony a7RII camera's 3.5mm mic input jack, with the included LMT-100 adapter cable.

Q: 10. Will this work with an IPhone 12? If so, will I need accessories: which one(s)?

A: Yes. Provided that a battery is installed in the Senal AND you have the appropriate cable, such as B&H # SALCXLR (XLR to Lightning) to connect to the iPhone 12.