Professional Microphone Cable 1/4'' Male to XLR Female
The only major difference between the two is that unlike the XLR cables, XLR to ¼” cables because of its construction run an unbalanced line.
Just like XLR Female to ¼” Male cables, these cables also incorporate a Twisted Pair Conductors, to help transfer a smoother, more accurate sound, definitely a great feature that every musician is looking for. Triple Insulation along with the Nylon Sleeve will aid a great signal transfer, reduced noises plus increase a cable durability and cable life.
TRS ¼” 6.3mm stereo cable (Tip Ring Sleeve)
TRS 6.3mm Male to XLR Female Cable by itself is balanced, but most of the equipment utilizes this connection as an unbalanced connection. Only few units on the market can take an advantage of a balanced TRS. (6.3mm Male ) In that case, this cable would be running it?s full potential.
Applications: This cable is primarily used to connect a microphone level outputs to mixing consoles, recorders and amplifiers that can incorporate an unbalanced connection.
Features:
18 AWG twisted pair construction for smoother, more accurate sound.
Triple insulation for great signal transfer and dramatically reduced dielectric losses. (2 PE (Polyethylene) isolators + PVC (polyvynilchloride) isolator)
Double shielding of 100% copper/mylar foil and 89% copper braid for greater rejection of EMI and RFI.
Nylon Sleeve to shield the cable from moisture or dust and to increase cable life.
Gold-Plated connectors for the highest quality connection and a tight grip
