The 30' 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. 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: 2. does this kit work on a zoom h5?

A: Yes. You can plug the mic into any XLR input.

Q: 3. Is this a stereo mic?

A: The NTG-2 is a mono microphone.

Q: 4. What is the output on this? I'm concerned about it outputting more than the camera can handle.

A: This is a D-tap connector, if you have a battery base, it controls the input, moreover there is a DC surge controller in the middle (on this connector) to control any power surges. Mine works pretty well for all day shoots, I have a Movcam Battery Base and Lan Parte batteries to go with it.

Q: 5. is the cable inside of the boompole?

A: Yes it is

Q: 6. Is this Mic compatible with the Canon G40?

A: Yes. You will use the XLR to Mini transformer cable that is part of the kit.

Q: 7. Does this work well with video booths? Like not picking up a lot of the DJ music and crowd talking? I just want to make sure the video recorded you can hear the people talking and making the video.

A: that's kind of a tough question. I love my NTg2 mic, it works much better than I thought using a windscreen and as well as being directional to block out some noise. If you are in a noisy environment why not double up on this along with a lab mic for best results?

Q: 8. 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: 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 this work on BLUESHAPE'S D-TAP or are these two different types of power? Thanks.

A: Yes it will work, it converts to the proper voltage for the camera, A7S etc. Just plug it into the battery in the D-tap socket.