RODE Microphone XLR-ID cable colour identification ring
A colour identification ring that attaches to XLR cables for quick channel recognition
- Wireless technologyBluetooth
- Colour-coded rings identify channels instantly
- Fits standard XLR connectors for quick setup
- Simplifies live and studio cable management
- New condition, ready for immediate use
- Ships from Japan with 100 V specification
Colour-coded XLR identification rings
The RODE XLR-ID ring snaps onto an XLR connector to give each microphone channel a distinct colour. It is designed for engineers and venues that run multiple microphones and need instant visual tracking. The ring stays fixed during handling and works with standard XLR plugs. No tools are required for installation.
Behaviour under sustained use
The silicone material resists heat from stage lights and repeated plugging cycles without stretching or fading. Colours remain legible after long sessions and frequent cable changes. The tight fit prevents accidental rotation that could confuse channel assignment. No electronic components are present, so there is no power draw or signal interference.
What this replaces and when to upgrade
It replaces ad-hoc tape labels or marker pen marks that peel, smudge or fall off during a show. The jump is worth it when a rig changes configuration often and mis-patched channels cost setup time. It is not for users who need electronic channel metadata or automated patch-bay integration.
How it compares
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- Price $14.99
- Cheaper than about 70% of the 69 comparable items (median $19.99).
Specifications
| Connectivity | |
|---|---|
| Wireless technology | Bluetooth |
Questions about this item
Does the XLR-ID ring need any power source to stay in place during long sessions?
No, the colour identification ring is a passive accessory that clamps onto the XLR cable and requires no battery or external power.
What must I already own for the XLR-ID ring to be useful?
You need an XLR cable with a standard connector; the ring simply slides over the plug to label each microphone channel.
Will the XLR-ID ring fit the older XLR cables I already use in my studio?
Yes, it is designed for standard XLR connectors, so it works with existing cables regardless of age or brand.
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