Whether you're running a live sound board, setting up a recording session, or patching DMX lighting, this 6-pack of 10-foot XLR cables delivers professional connectivity for studios, stages, and venues. The multi-color design—blue, green, orange, red, yellow, and purple—makes cable management and troubleshooting fast and efficient during setup or breakdown.

These balanced XLR cables handle microphone signals, line-level audio between mixers and amplifiers, and DMX lighting control with reliable signal transfer. The metal 3-pin XLR connectors lock securely and resist wear from repeated connections, while the heavy-duty rubber jacket flexes without kinking or cracking.

Built with 22 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors and full shielding, these cables deliver clean audio transmission in electrically noisy environments. The 10-foot length provides the right reach for patching between rack-mounted gear, connecting floor monitors to mixing consoles, or running signals from stage boxes to your board without excess cable cluttering your workspace.

Use these cables for connecting microphones to mixers, linking equalizers to power amplifiers, patching crossovers to active speakers, or controlling DMX lighting fixtures. Perfect for musicians, DJs, churches, schools, recording studios, and broadcasters.

Each cable features male-to-female XLR connectors that work with standard microphones, mixing consoles, amplifiers, and professional audio equipment. The female connects to your source output and the male connects to your destination input. The pack includes six 10-foot cables in different colors for easy identification.

Seismic Audio backs these cables with a one-year warranty and fast shipping to keep your audio setup running without delays.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between balanced and unbalanced XLR cables?

Balanced XLR cables use three conductors (positive, negative, and ground) to cancel out electrical noise and interference, making them ideal for professional audio applications. These SAXLX-10 cables are balanced, so they'll deliver clean signal transmission even in electrically noisy environments like stages with lighting rigs.

Can I use these XLR cables for both microphones and DMX lighting?

While these 3-pin XLR cables physically connect to both audio equipment and DMX lighting fixtures, there are important considerations. Audio XLR cables like these are typically 75-ohm impedance, while DMX lighting systems are designed for 120-ohm cables. This impedance mismatch can potentially cause signal reflections and data errors in complex DMX chains, especially over longer distances or with many fixtures. The pros of using these cables for DMX include immediate availability and cost savings for simple setups. The cons include potential signal integrity issues in professional lighting applications and possible data transmission problems in complex DMX networks. For critical lighting applications or permanent installations, dedicated DMX cables are recommended. However, these cables work fine for simple DMX setups or temporary applications where you need the cable length and connector compatibility.

Do these cables come with any adapters or additional connectors?

No, these cables have standard 3-pin XLR male-to-female connectors and don't include any adapters. They'll connect directly to microphones, mixing consoles, amplifiers, and other professional audio equipment with XLR inputs and outputs. If you need different connector types, you'll need separate adapters or different cable configurations.

How do the different colors help with cable management?

The six different colors (blue, green, orange, red, yellow, purple) let you create a consistent color-coding system for your setup. You can assign specific colors to different functions—like red for vocal mics, blue for instruments, or green for monitor feeds. This makes troubleshooting faster and reduces setup time, especially when working in low-light stage environments.

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