The SAXLX-50 six-pack delivers professional-grade XLR microphone cables for musicians, DJs, schools, and recording studios that need reliable balanced audio connections without breaking the budget. Each 50-foot cable provides the reach needed for larger stages and installations while maintaining signal integrity.

These balanced XLR cables handle microphone feeds, mixer connections, and rack gear patching with clean signal transfer. The 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors ensure low-noise transmission, while heavy-duty shielding blocks RF interference that can plague cheaper cables.

Built with metal 3-pin XLR connectors (male to female) and a flexible rubber jacket, these cables withstand the rigors of live sound applications. The distinctive blue color coding helps with cable management in complex setups. At 50 feet per cable, they're ideal for connecting front-of-house mixers to stage boxes, running monitor feeds to wedges, or linking rack-mounted processors.

Perfect for sound engineers, musicians, bands, podcasters, content creators, YouTubers, mobile entertainers, churches, schools, recording studios, broadcasters, and theater productions where cable runs exceed 25 feet. Churches benefit from the length for connecting wireless receivers to mixing consoles, while bands can position their mixer further from loud stage volumes. The six-pack configuration covers most small-to-medium PA setups completely.

Each cable terminates in standard 3-pin XLR connectors that work with virtually all professional microphones, mixers, and balanced audio gear. The female connector connects to your source output and the male connector connects to your destination input.

Seismic Audio backs each cable with a one-year warranty. Professional performance at a price that makes sense for working musicians and content creators.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use these XLR cables for DMX lighting applications?

While these cables have XLR connectors that physically fit DMX fixtures, they're not recommended for DMX use. These audio cables have a 75-ohm impedance, while DMX lighting systems require 120-ohm cables. Using 75-ohm audio cables for DMX can cause signal reflections, data errors, and unreliable lighting control. For occasional emergency use they may work over short runs, but proper DMX cables will give you more reliable lighting performance.

Can I use these cables for both microphones and line-level equipment?

Yes, these balanced XLR cables handle both microphone-level signals from mics and line-level connections between mixers, processors, and amplifiers. The oxygen-free copper conductors and proper shielding work equally well for the low-level signals from microphones and the higher-level signals between rack gear.

How does the 6-pack compare to buying individual XLR cables?

The 6-pack provides significant cost savings compared to individual cables while giving you enough runs to handle most small-to-medium PA systems completely. Six cables typically covers your essential microphone feeds plus a few monitor or effects sends. The uniform blue color also helps with cable management and quick identification during setup.

Do these XLR cables work with wireless microphone receivers?

Absolutely. These cables connect wireless receivers to your mixer just like wired microphones. The balanced XLR output from most wireless receivers uses the same 3-pin connection as these cables. The 50-foot length is particularly useful for positioning wireless receivers closer to the performance area while keeping your mixer at the optimal listening position.

What's the difference between these and regular audio cables?

These are balanced XLR cables designed specifically for professional microphone and line-level connections. Unlike instrument cables or RCA cables, XLR cables carry balanced signals that reject noise and interference over long runs. The heavy-duty connectors and shielding make them much more reliable than consumer audio cables in live sound applications.

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