The SAXLX-25 six-pack delivers professional-grade XLR microphone cables for musicians, DJs, podcasters, content creators, mobile entertainers, and recording studios that need reliable balanced connections without breaking the budget. Each 25-foot cable features metal 3-pin XLR connectors (male to female) built to handle regular setup and teardown.

These shielded cables maintain clean signal transfer between microphones, mixers, speakers, and other pro audio gear. The 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors provide enhanced signal clarity and superior RF rejection, eliminating the hum and interference that plague cheaper cables.

The heavy-duty flexible rubber jacket protects the internal wiring from stage abuse while remaining pliable enough for quick coiling. At 25 feet, these cables give you the reach needed for most stage configurations without excess length cluttering your setup. The distinctive green color coding helps with cable management during live shows and installations.

Perfect for connecting dynamic and condenser microphones to mixers, running balanced lines between audio equipment, or podcast and broadcast applications. The female connector plugs into your source output and the male connector plugs into your destination input. This six-pack gives you enough cables to handle a full band setup or multiple zones in a sound installation.

Each cable terminates in professional metal XLR connectors that lock securely and resist wear from repeated plugging and unplugging. The 25-foot length works well for mobile DJ setups, church sound systems, and recording studio applications where you need reliable connections that won't fail mid-performance.

Seismic Audio backs these cables with a one-year warranty and ships them ready to use straight from the box.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I connect with these XLR cables?

These cables work for any balanced XLR connection including microphones to mixers, mixer outputs to powered speakers, crossover connections, and balanced line signals between audio equipment. They're also used by podcasters, content creators, and broadcasters for professional audio recording and streaming setups. The male-to-female configuration makes them ideal for extending microphone runs or connecting most pro audio gear.

Are 25-foot cables the right length for my application?

25-foot XLR cables work well for typical church sanctuaries, mobile DJ setups, recording studios, and podcast recording spaces. This length gives you enough reach for most stage configurations and studio setups without excess cable creating clutter. For larger permanent installations with greater distances, consider our 50-foot or 100-foot options.

How do these compare to buying individual XLR cables?

This six-pack provides better value than buying single cables while ensuring all your connections match in quality and appearance. Six cables handle a typical band setup (4-5 microphones plus a few instrument connections) or multiple zones in a sound system installation. The consistent green color helps with cable management during setup.

Will these cables work with both dynamic and condenser microphones?

Yes, these balanced XLR cables work with any microphone that uses standard 3-pin XLR output, including dynamic mics, condenser mics, and ribbon mics. The oxygen-free copper conductors and proper shielding maintain signal integrity for both high and low output microphones without introducing noise or interference.

Can I use these for DMX lighting applications?

While these cables will physically connect to DMX equipment, they're not recommended for DMX applications. Audio XLR cables have 75-ohm impedance while proper DMX cables require 120-ohm impedance. Using audio cables for DMX can cause signal reflections, data errors, and unreliable lighting control, especially over longer runs or in complex lighting systems. For professional lighting applications, use dedicated DMX cables designed for the proper impedance.

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