CableCreation XLR Cable, 10FT 3PIN XLR Male to Female Balanced Microphone Cable for Recording Applications,Mixers,Speaker Systems,DMX Lights.Black

I bought the 3ft cable to connect a Db booster to my interface and it works great the sound is good. I also plugged it into my microphone to see how it would fit compared with another brand I bought because the other one I have doesn't fit my Shure Sm58 that well so I wanted to see if it was the cable or the microphone. But when I tried this cable it fit perfectly and flush. So I would buy this cable again but this time get a longer one. Also, it doesn't feel cheap. so I would definitely recommend it.

A lot of XLR cables are pretty pricey but these are reasonably priced and they’re actually pretty good. Cable build quality is solid and I haven’t had any issues using the cable to connect my Shure mic to my audio interface. Everything fits nice and snug with no loss of audio quality. You can’t go wrong with them.

Functions as needed and price can't be beat!

Sounds good, feels and seems durable under continuous bending (only had it a month or so, but I move it around a lot). NOTE! This thing is VERY short. It's about as long as my arm, maybe a few inches longer. That's perfect for me. If this is a problem for you, don't buy it.If you have a desk setup you want to complete, this is perfect! I use a Focusrite connected to an Audi-Technica, all within a fairly short distance from each other, and I've had no issues.

Overall, its pretty decent. The build quality looks nice and the price is affordable. It does work for my Audiotechnica 2035, however, it doesn't quite sit correctly at the base of the mic and is a little loose. This is causing a weird static effect that can be heard on the receiving end. A small fix that worked for me is to put a thin layer of tape to make it tighter.

The terminals are good, but the cable itself is so amazing in that its so flexible and doesn't tangle or get stiff, it's crazy how flexible it feels and naturally falls without weird bends or coiling, it's soft. Super easy to do anything with and again I cannot get over how flexible it is rather than a stiff cable that keeps shapes after you coil them up, this does not!

works as intended

This XLR cable works great and is flexible. I'm using it to connect my Shure SM7B to a Focusrite Scarlett Solo and it's doing great and looks slick with my other black gear.

These cables work as expected. Only thing worth noting is my cat enjoys them. He thinks they’re delicious and keeps chewing them, so I’ve come back and bought more. They might last a long time, they might not, but I wouldn’t know because this cat just loves them. He definitely gives them 5 stars for sure. Every time I need to replace one they’re fairly cheap too. What can I say… they are human and cat approved!

Pour conférence

Great value and well built. Using this in my church sound system. The old cables have quite background hiss to them. This one must have better shielding than ours that may be 20 years old tech. Even this cable's XLR clamp push button release works really well. Our old cables don't release easily (maybe wear..but more likely that this one has a much better designed latch). It's also great to coil up for storage without kinking.

I purchased these cables as I needed them for a Audible podcast recording (Wild Sounds of Canada BC episode). They worked very well with not noticeable signal loss and I still use them today. As they are simple items there is not much to add but if I needed more cable I would buy them again.

Cheapest XLR cable I could find and does well. No static/white noise when recording with my XLR microphones and feels pretty durable.