The 50' Classic Series XLR M to XLR F Microphone Cable from Planet Waves is a balanced microphone cable designed for connecting mics to audio interfaces, preamps, mixers, wall panels, and more. It can also be used for line-level interconnection between outboard gear, mixing consoles, and active monitors.

It features a straight, 3-pin XLR male plug on one end, and a straight, 3-pin XLR female plug on the other. The strain-relief plugs provide durability and reliability. Nickel-plated brass connectors deliver dependable contact and resistance to corrosion. The oxygen-free copper conductors yield low capacitance, ensuring signal transparency. Classic Series cables have 90% spiral shielding to minimize handling noise.

90% Spiral Shielding    Oxygen-Free Copper Conductors    Nickel-Plated Brass Connectors    Strain-Relief Plugs    Low Capacitance    Balanced Cable with 3-Pin XLR Connectors

• 90% spiral shielding minimizes handling noise
• Oxygen-free copper conductors yield low capacitance for signal transparency
• Nickel-plated brass connectors deliver reliable contact and corrosion resistance
• Strain-relief plugs for durability and reliability
• Balanced cable with 3-pin XLR connectors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This really matches a low impedance signal from a high end mic to a high impedance input without a transformer?

A: The Sescom SES-TR-153 achieves impedance matching using electronics built into the connector.

Q: 2. Is the XLR part made of metal or plastic?

A: Sescom manufacturers their own XLR connectors which are metal.

Q: 3. Will This work with 6D MII ?

A: Thank you for your question. This will work to connect a microphone to any DSLR with a 3.5mm mic input.

Q: 4. To get additional length to the cable can I add an additional cable such as another XLR cable or another 3.5mm cable? If so will it affect sound quality?

A: You would need to do a calculation based on the electrical characteristics of your cable and the length to ascertain if the loss will be noticeable. But realistically your loss should be negligible using most balanced. I suggest a star quad type cable (4 conductor, shielded individually).

Q: 5. How sturdy is the strain relief on the 1/8in connector?

A: You should find it to be very reliable cable with a good quality molded connector, we have had no claims of failure.

Q: 6. will it deliver phantom power that Canon 80D generates?

A: The Canon 80 D will not deliver phantom power. It offers a very low voltage known as plug-in power . Power will not be carried over this cable successfully.

Q: 7. does this mic require 48v phantom power?

A: Yes, the Saramonic SR-NV5X Short Shotgun Microphone does require 48V phantom power.

Q: 8. Can i use this cable with my sennheiser mke 600 to record on to my sony ICD-PX333 Digital Flash Voice Recorder?

A: Hello,Yes, you can use this cable for the setup described above.

Q: 9. will the work with sony a92?

A: If you are using a dynamic microphone yes. It will work.

Q: 10. Can I use this to connect two 1/4 to XLR cables into one XLR on camera?

A: No, you can use it as a output splitter, not an input combiner.