The SAMIC20.2 delivers reliable XLR connectivity for vocalists, instrumentalists, and sound engineers who need dependable microphone signal transmission. This heavy-duty cable handles the rigors of live performance, studio recording, and permanent installations where signal integrity matters.

Built with male XLR to female XLR connectors, this cable carries balanced audio signals from dynamic microphones, condenser mics, and other professional audio sources to mixing consoles, audio interfaces, and PA systems. The 20-foot length provides flexible positioning without excess cable clutter on stage or in the studio.

The thick cable construction resists interference and maintains signal quality over the full 20-foot run. Standard 3-pin XLR connectors ensure compatibility with virtually all professional microphones and mixing equipment. Black PVC jacket withstands repeated coiling, foot traffic, and temperature changes common in live sound environments.

Perfect for band rehearsals, church services, podcast recording, and mobile DJ setups where microphones need to reach mixing positions 15-20 feet away. Works equally well for permanent installations in conference rooms, studios, and small venues. The 20-foot length suits most small to medium stages without requiring cable extensions.

Simply connect your microphone's XLR output to one end and run the cable to your mixer, audio interface, or powered speaker with XLR input. No adapters or additional cables required for standard microphone applications.

Seismic Audio backs every SAMIC20.2 cable with a full one-year warranty, ensuring reliable performance for professional audio applications.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What microphones work with this XLR cable?

This cable works with any microphone that has a standard 3-pin XLR output connector. This includes most dynamic microphones like the Shure SM58, condenser microphones, ribbon mics, and wireless receiver outputs. The balanced XLR connection provides clean signal transmission for both phantom-powered and non-powered microphones.

Is 20 feet long enough for most live sound applications?

A 20-foot XLR cable works well for small to medium stages, band rehearsals, and studio setups where the mixing position is relatively close to performers. For larger venues or outdoor events where the sound booth is further back, you may need 25-50 foot cables or multiple cables connected together.

Can I connect multiple SAMIC20.2 cables together for longer runs?

Yes, you can daisy-chain multiple cables by connecting the female XLR end of one cable to the male XLR end of another. However, for runs longer than 50 feet total, consider using a single longer cable to minimize connection points and potential signal degradation.

Will this cable work with powered speakers that have XLR inputs?

Absolutely. Many powered PA speakers and studio monitors accept XLR microphone inputs directly. Connect your microphone to one end of this cable and plug the other end into the speaker's XLR input. Check that the speaker's input gain is set appropriately for microphone-level signals.

How does the heavy-duty construction compare to standard microphone cables?

The thick cable construction provides better shielding against electromagnetic interference and greater durability for frequent setup and teardown. The robust build quality reduces handling noise and extends cable life in demanding live sound environments compared to thinner, budget-grade microphone cables.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov