The SAMIC50.2 delivers reliable signal transmission for live sound engineers, musicians, and venue operators who need dependable microphone connections across longer distances. This 50-foot XLR cable handles the extended runs common in larger venues, outdoor events, and complex stage setups where standard shorter cables fall short.

Built with 18-gauge wire and quality XLR connectors, this cable maintains clean signal integrity over its full 50-foot length. The heavy-duty construction resists the wear and tear of regular transport, load-in, and breakdown cycles that define professional audio work.

The male-to-female XLR configuration makes this cable ideal for extending existing microphone runs, connecting vocal mics to distant mixing boards, or linking instruments with XLR outputs to your PA system. Churches with deep sanctuaries, outdoor festival stages, and conference venues with presenter podiums far from the sound booth rely on cables like this for consistent audio coverage.

This cable connects directly between any XLR microphone and mixing console, audio interface, or powered speaker with XLR input. No adapters or additional cables required – just plug in and run sound.

Seismic Audio backs every SAMIC50.2 with a one-year warranty and ships directly to your door. When your setup demands professional-grade connectivity without the premium price, this cable delivers the reliability your audio chain requires.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What venues and applications work best with a 50-foot microphone cable?

This length excels in churches with deep sanctuaries, outdoor festival stages, conference centers, and any venue where the mixing position sits more than 25 feet from the stage or presenter area. It's also useful for extending existing shorter cables when your setup changes or grows.

Will this cable work with all microphones and mixing boards?

Yes, the standard male-to-female XLR configuration connects any dynamic or condenser microphone with XLR output to any mixing console, audio interface, or powered speaker with XLR input. This includes popular brands like Shure, Audio-Technica, and Sennheiser microphones.

How does 18-gauge wire affect sound quality over 50 feet?

The 18-gauge construction maintains proper impedance and signal strength across the full 50-foot run, preventing signal degradation or noise that can occur with thinner wire over longer distances. You'll get clean, professional audio transmission without dropouts or interference.

Can I connect multiple cables together for even longer runs?

Yes, you can daisy-chain XLR cables by connecting the male end of one cable to the female end of another. However, for runs over 100 feet total, consider using a DI box or line-level connection to maintain optimal signal quality.

What's the difference between this and cheaper microphone cables?

Professional cables like this use quality connectors that lock securely and resist corrosion, plus heavier-gauge wire that maintains signal integrity over longer distances. Cheaper cables often fail at the connectors or introduce noise, especially problematic during live performances where reliability matters most.

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