The SAXLX-100 provides professional-grade XLR connectivity for sound engineers, bands, and venues requiring reliable 100-foot cable runs. This two-cable pack delivers the length needed for large stages, outdoor events, and installations where standard 25-foot cables fall short.

Each cable features heavy-duty construction with metal 3-pin XLR connectors (male to female) and a flexible rubber jacket that stands up to repeated coiling and outdoor use. The balanced design with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors ensures clean signal transmission over the full 100-foot length while rejecting RF interference.

The shielded construction maintains signal integrity whether you're running vocals from stage to FOH, connecting powered speakers in a daisy chain, or linking equipment across a venue. These cables handle the low-level signals from dynamic and condenser microphones as well as line-level connections between mixers, amplifiers, and processors.

Perfect for musicians, DJs, schools, podcasters, recording studios, and broadcasters who need extended cable runs. The 100-foot length covers large stages with room for routing around obstacles. Each cable works equally well for microphone signals and balanced line connections.

Standard XLR-to-XLR configuration connects directly to most mixers, powered speakers, and microphones without adapters. The female connects to your source output and the male connects to your destination input. Both cables arrive ready to use with no assembly required.

Backed by Seismic Audio's one-year warranty with fast shipping nationwide. Professional-grade construction at a price point that makes sense for working musicians and sound companies.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What applications work best with 100-foot XLR cables?

These cables are ideal for outdoor festivals, large churches, school auditoriums, and any situation where FOH is positioned far from the stage. They're perfect for wide stages or when you need to route cables around obstacles. The 100-foot length also works well for permanent installations in larger spaces.

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

Yes, these balanced XLR cables work for both microphone signals and line-level connections. Use them to connect dynamic or condenser mics to your mixer, or for balanced line connections between mixers, amplifiers, crossovers, and powered speakers.

Can these XLR cables be used for DMX lighting control?

While these cables will physically connect to DMX fixtures, they're not specifically designed for DMX applications. DMX requires 120-ohm impedance cables for proper signal integrity, while these audio cables have 75-ohm impedance. Using audio XLR cables for DMX may work for short runs but can cause signal degradation, flickering, or control issues over longer distances. For critical lighting applications, dedicated DMX cables are recommended.

How does the 22-gauge conductor compare to standard microphone cables?

The 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors provide excellent signal transmission over the full 100-foot length. This gauge is standard for professional XLR cables and maintains low resistance while remaining flexible. The OFC construction reduces signal degradation and improves RF rejection compared to standard copper.

Will these cables work with my existing XLR equipment?

These use standard 3-pin XLR connectors (male to female) that connect to any equipment with XLR inputs and outputs. They work with mixers, powered speakers, microphones, preamps, and audio interfaces from all major brands. No adapters needed for standard XLR connections.

How durable are these cables for regular transport and setup?

The heavy-duty rubber jacket and metal XLR connectors are built for regular transport and outdoor use. The flexible jacket resists cracking in cold weather and coils easily for storage. The metal XLR housings protect the internal connections better than plastic alternatives, making these suitable for touring and rental applications.

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