Professional XLR microphone cables designed for musicians, DJs, churches, podcasters, schools, and recording studios that need reliable balanced connections. This 6-pack of 25-foot purple cables handles microphone signals, line-level audio between mixers and processors, and provides consistent performance across diverse applications.

Each cable delivers clean signal transmission through 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors that resist interference and maintain signal integrity across the full 25-foot run. The balanced XLR design eliminates noise and hum that can plague unbalanced connections, making these cables essential for professional live sound applications.

Heavy-duty flexible rubber jackets protect the internal conductors from stage wear, cable drops, and repeated coiling. Metal XLR connectors provide secure connections that won't work loose during performances. The shielded design blocks RF interference from wireless systems, LED lighting, and other electronic sources that commonly cause audio problems in live venues.

Use these cables to connect vocal mics to mixers, run balanced signals between your mixer and power amplifiers, or link rack-mounted processors in your signal chain. The 25-foot length works well for most stage setups, reaching from mixing positions to stage monitors or connecting rack-mounted processors in equipment rooms.

Standard 3-pin XLR male to female connectors fit all professional microphones, mixers, amplifiers, and signal processors. The female connector connects to your source output and the male connector connects to your destination input. Each 6-pack includes six individual 25-foot cables ready to use out of the box.

Seismic Audio backs these cables with a one-year warranty and ships them ready for your next gig or installation.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I use these XLR cables for besides microphones?

These balanced XLR cables work for any professional audio connection that uses 3-pin XLR connectors. Connect mixers to power amplifiers, run signals between equalizers and crossovers, or link rack-mounted processors in your signal chain. They're also perfect for podcasting setups, YouTube studios, and broadcast applications where clean audio signal transmission is essential.

Can these cables work for DMX lighting control?

While these cables physically connect to DMX fixtures, they're not ideal for lighting applications. Audio XLR cables typically use 75-ohm impedance while DMX512 protocol requires 120-ohm cables. This impedance mismatch can cause signal reflections, data errors, and unreliable lighting control. For critical DMX applications, use dedicated 120-ohm DMX cables. These audio cables may work for short runs or temporary setups, but proper DMX cables ensure reliable lighting performance.

Do these cables work with both dynamic and condenser microphones?

Yes, these XLR cables carry both the audio signal and phantom power needed for condenser microphones. The balanced design and quality shielding ensure clean signal transmission for sensitive condenser mics while handling the higher output levels from dynamic microphones without distortion or noise.

Why choose XLR over 1/4-inch cables for microphones?

XLR cables provide balanced connections that reject noise and interference much better than unbalanced 1/4-inch cables. The three-pin design carries the audio signal on two conductors with opposite polarity, allowing the receiving equipment to cancel out any noise picked up along the cable run. This makes XLR essential for professional microphone applications and longer cable runs.

Can I use these cables to connect my mixer to powered speakers?

Yes, if your powered speakers have XLR inputs for balanced line-level signals. Many professional powered speakers accept XLR connections from mixers, providing better noise rejection than unbalanced connections. Check your speaker's input specifications to confirm it accepts line-level XLR signals rather than requiring speaker-level connections.

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