Hosa Technology MCL-110 10-foot 3-Pin XLR Microphone Cable
A 10-foot XLR microphone cable with 22 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors and 88% braided shielding for interference rejection
- Product typeAudio Cable
- 10-foot length gives room to move on stage
- 3-pin XLR connectors fit standard microphones
- Strain-relief design protects the connection from tugging
- 22 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors keep the signal clean
- 88% braided shielding blocks electromagnetic and radio interference
Professional Microphone Cable
The Hosa Technology MCL-110 is a 10-foot 3-pin XLR female to 3-pin XLR male microphone cable designed for reliable audio signal transfer. Its strain-relief connectors and flexible construction suit stage, studio and karaoke applications where dependable connections are essential.
Upgrade From Basic Leads
This cable replaces lower-grade microphone leads that lack strain relief or use thinner conductors prone to breakage. The jump is worth it when signal integrity matters for live performance or recording sessions and when cables endure frequent coiling and uncoiling.
Build Integration
The 22 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors and 88% braided shielding reject electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference without adding stiffness. It connects directly to any device with standard 3-pin XLR ports, freeing the user from adapter clutter and ensuring a clean signal path.
How it compares
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- Price $20.99
- Cheaper than about 63% of the 13 comparable items (median $26.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Hosa Technology |
| Product type | Audio Cable |
Questions about this item
What length and connector types does the MCL-110 cable use?
The cable is 10 feet long and connects a 3-pin XLR female end to a 3-pin XLR male end.
How do I avoid damaging the strain-relief connectors when routing the cable?
Leave slack near each XLR plug so the built-in strain relief absorbs bends instead of the solder joints.
When should I consider replacing this microphone cable?
Replace it if the braided shield shows gaps, the 22 AWG conductors break, or intermittent noise appears during use.
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