Collection: Microphone Cables

It carries the low-level balanced audio signal from a microphone to a mixer, audio interface or amplifier. The shielding and balanced wiring keep the signal clean over long distances. For line-level needs see Screened Signal Cables.

The standard is a 3-pin XLR connector, with a female end for the microphone and a male end for the input. This balanced connection is the norm across the Audio Cables range for professional gear.

A balanced design carries the signal on two wires with opposite polarity, so any noise picked up along the way is cancelled at the input. That is why balanced cables stay quiet even on long runs, unlike unbalanced types.

Thanks to the balanced design, XLR microphone cables can run many tens of metres with little signal loss. For modular reach in fixed installs, combine sections with Audio Extension Cables instead of a single very long cable.

Many XLR cables work for both, but dedicated line-level connections often use different connectors and shielding. For instrument and line links, our Screened Signal Cables are usually the better choice.

A well-built cable mainly prevents problems: it reduces noise, hum and dropouts and lasts longer thanks to better strain relief. The biggest quality gains come from the microphone and your gear in TV & Audio, but a solid cable protects that signal.

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