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Swamp Industries :: CABLES AND LEADS :: Microphone Cables :: Premium 5m Balanced Microphone Cable - XLR plugs

Premium 5m Balanced Microphone Cable - XLR plugs

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Swamp Premium series XLR(f) - XLR(m) balanced microphone cable.

This cable features industry standard Ningbo Neutrik connectors, suited for demanding usage in professional environments. Built using oxygen free copper cable and encased with a thick spiral wrapped ground shield, these cables are designed to eliminate interference whilst maximising signal flow.

This cable is suitable for microphones and other audio equipment accepting XLR plugs. Capable of carrying both "microphone level", and "line level" signals.

Need another length? Check our microphone cable category.

Features:

Length: 5 meter
Cable Core: 0.10mm*20*2(Conductors) + 0.10mm*80(Ground)
Cable Gauge: 25 AWG
Connectors: 3pin XLR(m) to XLR(f) (Ningbo Neutrik YS136 and YS137)

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SKU	NC3MX NC3FX 5m
Weight	0.31 kg
Length	5m
Price:	AUD 16.99

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Singers and vocalists will sometimes find themselves needing to plug their microphone into a guitar amplifier. Often for practice with other band members or in the home environment.

Though a guitar amp has its name for a reason; the input jack is designed for high impedance (Hi-Z) guitar signals, through a ¼” jack connector. While a microphone outputs a low impedance (Low-Z) mic level signal and the standard cable connector is a 3pin XLR.

There are ways to overcome the difference in signal and cable connectors to get the correct connection and optimum signal strength from the microphone.