Five right-angle XLR microphone cables designed for permanent installations and tight-space setups where standard straight connectors create cable stress or clearance issues. The angled connectors reduce strain on mic inputs and keep cables running flat against walls, racks, and stage floors.

Each 15-foot cable delivers reliable balanced audio transmission through 20-gauge copper wire construction. Right-angle male XLR connects to microphones, mixers, or audio interfaces, while the right-angle female end accepts microphone connections or extends existing cable runs. The angled design prevents cable kinks and connector damage in cramped rack spaces and wall-mounted installations.

The 20-gauge copper core maintains signal integrity across the 15-foot length, suitable for dynamic and condenser microphones in live sound applications. Both connectors feature right-angle profiles that keep cable runs neat and reduce the footprint needed behind equipment racks. Five cables provide enough coverage for multi-microphone setups, drum kit micing, or spare cables for touring rigs.

Ideal for churches with permanent sound systems, recording studios with tight rack configurations, and mobile DJs working in venues with limited backstage space. The 15-foot length works well for stage monitoring positions, podium installations, and connecting wireless receiver racks to mixing consoles without excess cable management.

Cables come ready to use with professional-grade XLR connectors on both ends. Package includes five identical cables for consistent signal path throughout your audio system.

Seismic Audio backs these microphone cables with a one-year warranty. Direct shipping ensures you get reliable interconnects without the markup from retail middlemen.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the advantage of right-angle XLR connectors over straight ones?

Right-angle connectors reduce cable stress and save space in tight installations. When connecting to rack-mounted equipment or wall-mounted mixers, straight XLR connectors force the cable to bend immediately at the connection point, creating stress that can damage both the cable and equipment jack over time. Right-angle connectors allow the cable to run parallel to the equipment face, eliminating sharp bends and reducing the clearance needed behind racks.

Are these cables suitable for phantom-powered condenser microphones?

Yes, these balanced XLR cables properly carry phantom power from mixing consoles and audio interfaces to condenser microphones. The copper conductors and standard XLR wiring support the 48V phantom power that condenser mics require. The 20-gauge wire is appropriate for the 15-foot cable length without voltage drop issues that could affect microphone performance.

How many microphones can I connect with this 5-pack?

This pack provides five complete microphone connections from mics to your mixer or audio interface. Each cable connects one microphone, so you can mic a full drum kit (kick, snare, hi-hat, two toms), set up multiple vocal positions, or have spares for your mobile rig. For larger setups requiring more than five microphone inputs, you'll need additional cables.

Will these work for connecting my mixer to powered speakers?

No, these are microphone cables with female XLR outputs, not speaker cables. To connect a mixer to powered speakers, you need male XLR to male XLR cables or male XLR to TRS cables, depending on your speaker inputs. These cables are designed specifically for microphone-to-mixer connections where you need a male connector for the mic and female for extending the signal chain.

What venues work well with 15-foot microphone cables?

Fifteen-foot cables work well for small to medium venues up to 200 people, including churches, school auditoriums, and club stages. This length provides enough reach for most stage monitoring positions and mixer-to-microphone runs without excess cable creating trip hazards. For larger venues or situations where the mixing console is positioned far from the stage, you may need longer cable runs or a digital snake system.

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