The brown, 25' L-4E6S Star Quad XLRM to XLRF Microphone Cable from Canare is especially designed for handheld microphone applications in live sound, rehearsals, and other situations. In addition to mic-level signals, the cable can also be used to carry line-level signals such as for connecting your mixer to power amps.

The L-4E6S Star Quad cable features a 4-conductor design that is engineered to substantially reduce vulnerability to electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference when compared with 2-conductor cables. It uses 21 AWG copper wire, which features cross-linked, flexible irradiated polyethylene insulation, which is designed to maintain maximum frequency response and to be more heat resistant than ordinary polyethylene. It also utilizes braided copper shielding, which is designed for greater noise rejection and durability than spiral shielding.

The cable also includes cotton filler, which is in place to help to cut down handling noise. This can be beneficial in handheld microphone applications in which the cable may be subject to a substantial amount of movement.

Braided Copper Shield    Flexible in Extreme Cold Weather    4-Conductor-Style Construction    Irradiated Polyethylene Insulation    Designed for Handheld Mic Applications    Reduced Handling Noise    Rejects EMI and RFI    21 AWG Wire

Cross-linked PE insulation for flexibility even at low temperatures

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this Capture Card allow for 4 inputs from separate Gaming Consoles and allow for switching between each HDMI feed without a delay within a Streaming Software such as OBS?

A: I can not honestly answer this as I don't use it for gaming. But I do use it with 4 cameras for live streaming and it switches between cameras without any delay.

Q: 2. Is the screen matte or glossy?

A: It is glossy.

Q: 3. Can you give me an idea of the storage bandwidth needed to record 4 x 1080p 60 fps? Will this work on a single SATA 7200 rpm drive?

A: You didn’t mention which codec you are using. The more compression the lower disk bandwidth but higher CPU requirements. Each stream could run from tens to hundreds of Mb/s. There are tables easily found for various codecs and compression rates. And plan for memory and overhead in the calculation. You should run the Blackmagic disk speed test on your system to get an idea of the capability.

Q: 4. I realize this might not perform as well as it would with the 3.0 interface, but Will this functionally operate (backward compatible) with a PCI Express 2.0 interface ? And If I'm using just 2... maybe 3 HDMI ports, would I likely be able to use it without issues if I'm just doing 1080p ??

A: Using a PCIe Gen 2 slot might limit your performance and may or may not work when trying to input or output multiple signals simultaneously.

Q: 5. Is this a true bit display or does it imitate by doing (8-Bit+FRC) ?

A: The FeelWorld 28" 4K Carry-On Broadcast Monitor is a true 10-bit display.

Q: 6. Can it scale an image? To use with Vmix input a laptop and be able to scale to 59.94i for Vmix. Looking to get rid of the decimator.

A: This does not offer any scaling.

Q: 7. I want to record the vMix output over HDMI to a recording device that would record to a SSD. What type of recorder do I need?

A: I would recommend the Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Studio HD Pro. You can connect the HDMI to the back of the HyperDeck and it will record to a SSD drive. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1657120-REG/blackmagic_design_hyperdeck_studio_hd_pro.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 8. Can the monitor do one full screen with one HDMI input?

A: Yes, the monitor can do one full screen with one HDMI input.

Q: 9. looking for a Vmix 4 Camera input for use with a laptop, can this be inserted into a housing that would connect to a laptop USB?

A: Type-C USB/Thunderbolt 3 YES! You would just need an enclosure. I have the one from Sonnet and it works just perfectly. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1312723-REG/sonnet_echo_exp_se1_t3_echo_express_se_i.html

Q: 10. How on earth is the PCIe card [designed for a tower?] work in a Laptop?? [since some one asked if it worked with their MacBook Pro and the answer was YES?!]

A: I run several cameras into the Decklink Quad with HDMI cords and then run the Decklink into my MacBook Pro through a Thunderbolt 2 port. I can run 4 external cameras into 1 TB2 port. Camera into Decklink Quad then from Decklink to MacBook Pro into a TB2 port. I also bought a protective box (Echo Express) that powers the capture card externally. Don't install the capture card in your laptop. It is for external use. CB