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The Kenable XLR 3-pin microphone lead is designed for audio professionals, musicians, and sound engineers who require reliable, noise-free signal transmission in both studio and live environments. Its primary benefit is the integrated screening, which effectively blocks interference from nearby electronic equipment or power cables to ensure a clean audio path. While it offers excellent build quality, users should note that at 6mm in diameter, the cable is robust but may be less flexible than thinner, non-shielded alternatives.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 007956 |
| Brand | Kenable |
Yes, as a 3-pin XLR cable with shielding, it is a balanced audio lead, which is ideal for reducing noise over long distances.
While this cable uses XLR connectors, it is designed for audio signal transmission. DMX systems typically require 110-ohm impedance cables; using audio cables for DMX can cause signal errors.
The cable features a 6mm outer diameter, providing a balance between flexibility and durability.
Yes, because it is a standard 3-pin configuration with a shielded design, it fully supports 48V phantom power required for condenser microphones.
The metal connectors are high quality; however, they are molded for durability. If the cable is damaged, it is recommended to replace the unit.
Check that both ends of the XLR connector are fully seated and that the release tab has clicked into place.
Ensure that the ground pin (pin 1) is not being compromised by a damaged connector or an incorrect signal chain.
Inspect the connector pins for debris or debris-induced corrosion; clean gently with contact cleaner if necessary.
Connecting the lead is straightforward: insert the male end into your microphone and the female end into your interface or mixer until you hear a mechanical click, which indicates the locking mechanism is engaged. To disconnect, press the release tab on the XLR connector before pulling; never pull the cable directly to remove it from a device. For care, avoid bending the cable at sharp angles at the connector joints. When storing, follow the "over-under" coiling method to preserve the integrity of the internal copper conductors and prevent twisting over time. Keep the connectors clean and free of dust or debris to ensure a solid electrical contact.
