The Kopul Studio Elite 4000 Series XLR M to XLR F Microphone Cable (15') is a studio-quality cable for connecting mics to mixers, preamps, audio interfaces, and recorders or to be used in any other application where XLR connectivity is required. The cable is engineered to be both quiet and durable, and is well suited for critical recording and broadcast situations.

Studio Elite 4000 Series cables are made from 24 AWG OFC copper wire that's wrapped with PE insulation and a conductive PVC inner shield. A cotton-yarn inner layer helps reduce electrostatic and microphonic noise. A 98% braided outer shield makes the cable resistant to EMI and RFI noise. The Neutrik XX silver connectors provide a high level of connectivity, and all the solder connections are shrink-wrapped for protection.

Ideal for Studio & Broadcast    Neutrik XX Silver Connectors    98% Braided Shield    Twin Conductive PVC Inner Shields    24-Gauge OFC Conductors    Cotton Yarn Wrap Reduces Noise    Shrink Wrapped Solder Points

98% braided shield offers protection from EMI and RFI noise.

Twin-conductive PVC inner shielding provides 100% coverage of the core conductor. It helps keep the cable's signal from radiating and affecting nearby cables, and also helps prevent external EMI from penetrating to the cable's core.

24 AWG oxygen-free stranded copper inner core provides the best possible conductivity.

Cotton yarn reduces electrostatic and microphonic noise.

All solder points shrink-wrapped for protection.

Neutrik XX silver connectors offer high conductivity.

Cast zinc shell and chuck style strain relief.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to use these cable from 2 input of an amplifier to one output of an active filter ? ( merge 2 miss speaker to one output mid of my x-over ? )

A: Yes you can!

Q: 2. How would this cable work for connecting a preamp to an audio interface, or connecting a Mesa Boogie Cab Clone to an audio interface in a recording studio environment? Would this work or do I need a Balanced patch cable? Thank you.

A: Line inputs on an audio interface are generally balanced connections or able to use both if the input doubles as a guitar/instrument input. It is best to check the specs on both devices being connected for the proper cable. In most cases using an unbalanced instrument cable will not be an issue for connections that require relatively short runs.

Q: 3. Will this connect properly with good audio quality from the RodeLink Receiver/Rode Wireless Go's Receiver to a camera's XLR input?

A: Yes

Q: 4. Does this work with Sony UWP or UTX series wireless mic receiver? The receiver mini jack has a threaded protrusion for locking. Normal mini jack is too short to fully plug in.

A: This cable is not meant to be used with the Sony UWP/ URX receiver. Here's the direct Sony replacement output cable for that receiver B&H # SOEC0.46BX.

Q: 5. Is the XLR end stereo?

A: No. You would be taking the Stereo signal and combining to a mono input at XLR end.

Q: 6. I'd like to connect the line output (3.5mm mini-jack) on my Zoom H5 recorder or my Shure VP83F compact shotgun mic to the XLR input on a Blackmagic Ursa Mini. Is this the correct cable to do so?

A: Yes

Q: 7. How is this adaptor wired? We assume BNC "hot" goes to XLR pin 2, but is XLR pin 3 floating or strapped to XLR pin 1? Can we alter the internal wiring?

A: According to Neutrik, the NA2FBNC is wired so that XLR pin 2 is hot and pins 1 and 3 are wired to ground. The internal wiring on the adapter is not intended to be reconfigured. For more information about the wiring, please contact Neutrik directly. Their US office is located in Charlotte, NC and you can reach them by phone at 704-972-3050.

Q: 8. Do these adapters fit properly in Neutrik XLR jacks (used in Sound Device MixPre-6 II field recorders) or do they get stuck?

A: Yes, the Kopul XLR Twist-360 Angled XLR Adapter is compatible with Neutrik XLR jacks.

Q: 9. Can this cable support the 12G-SDI output the BlackMagic Design 4K Digital Cinema Camera has? If not, which 25ft cable can and will ship to Canada for orders above $99?

A: This is an SDI cable, so it should work. However you may want to look in to a cable that is rated for at least 3G-SDI.

Q: 10. Is the cable really thick and inflexible like coax cable or more pliable? We are using this for venue work where we set up and tear down every time, so we are looking for something flexible, not super stiff coax cabling.

A: The Kopul Premium Series 3G-SDI Cable BNC to BNC (100 ft) is a very flexible cable type.