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A 10‑foot balanced XLR cable with 3‑pin male and female connectors at 28‑gauge wire for microphones and mixers
This iMBAPrice cable provides a 10 foot balanced connection between a microphone and audio equipment using 3 pin XLR male to female connectors. It uses 28 wire gauge conductors and is designed for microphones, mixers and audio consoles where a balanced signal path is required.
Verify that your microphone and mixer or console use standard 3 pin XLR ports and that a male to female orientation matches your signal flow. Ensure the 10 foot length suits the distance between your devices without excess slack or tension. Buyers who need a different connector type, longer reach or heavier gauge cable should look elsewhere.
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| Brand name | iMBAPrice |
The package contains only the 10 feet XLR male-to-female balanced microphone cable; no adapters, mounts or extra hardware are included.
This listing is for the 28 wire gauge model only; other gauges are not offered under this product.
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