The Seismic Audio SAMIC12.2 microphone cable delivers reliable signal transfer for vocalists, musicians, and sound engineers who need dependable connections in live sound environments. This heavy-duty XLR cable handles the daily demands of stage performances, studio recording, and mobile DJ setups.

Built with thick construction and quality connectors, this cable maintains clean audio signal transmission between microphones and mixing boards or PA systems. The 12-foot length provides flexible positioning without excess cable cluttering your stage setup.

The cable features male XLR on one end and female XLR on the other, creating secure balanced connections that resist interference and signal degradation. The black finish keeps a professional appearance whether you're setting up for a church service, band rehearsal, or outdoor festival.

Perfect for connecting dynamic and condenser microphones to mixers, audio interfaces, or powered speakers with XLR inputs. The 12-foot length works well for most stage configurations, giving vocalists room to move while keeping cable runs manageable. Also suitable for connecting line-level sources like keyboards or drum machines that output via XLR.

This cable connects directly between XLR-equipped devices with no adapters needed. Comes ready to use straight from the package.

Seismic Audio backs this microphone cable with a one-year warranty and ships quickly to get your sound system connected. Professional-grade performance at a price that works for working musicians.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What microphones work with this XLR cable?

This cable works with any microphone that has an XLR output, including dynamic mics like the Shure SM58, condenser microphones, and wireless receiver units. It also connects keyboards, drum machines, and other audio gear with XLR outputs to mixing boards or audio interfaces.

Is 12 feet long enough for stage performances?

A 12-foot cable provides adequate length for most small to medium stages and studio setups. It gives vocalists enough room to move naturally while keeping cable management clean. For larger stages or when the mixer is positioned far from performers, you may need longer cables or a snake system.

Does this cable require phantom power to work?

No, the cable itself doesn't require phantom power. However, if you're connecting a condenser microphone that needs phantom power, this cable will pass that power from your mixer or audio interface to the microphone without any issues.

Can I connect multiple cables together for longer runs?

Yes, you can connect XLR cables end-to-end by plugging the male connector of one cable into the female connector of another. This is standard practice for extending microphone runs, though very long cable runs may require a DI box or line amplifier to maintain signal strength.

How does this compare to cheaper microphone cables?

This heavy-duty construction uses quality connectors and thicker cable that resists wear from repeated setup and breakdown. Cheaper cables often fail at the connectors or develop noise from thin shielding. The one-year warranty backs the build quality for professional use.

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