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Klotz Greyhound XLR microphone cables in 3 and 5 meters, Neutrik XLR cables and XLR to jack leads. Reliable cabling for streaming, podcast and studio setups.
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Clean signal from mic to interface.
Shop Klotz in Kuwait: microphone cables for desk and stage, including the Greyhound XLR to XLR cable in 3 and 5 meter lengths, the M1 5 meter XLR cable with Neutrik connectors, and the GRG1FP03.0 XLR to jack cable at 3 meters. Check the connector on each end against your microphone and input before ordering.
Use XLR to XLR to connect a microphone to an audio interface or mixer, and the XLR to jack cable for gear with a 6.35mm input. 3 meters suits most desk and streaming setups; 5 meters gives slack for boom arms, stage and rehearsal use.
In stock now: the Klotz GRG1FP03.0 XLR to Jack Microphone Cable (3M). More in Cables & Adapters.
Greyhound
XLR microphone cables
XLR · Jack
two connection types
3m · 5m
desk and stage lengths
KLOTZ FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about Klotz microphone cables.
XLR to XLR or XLR to jack: which Klotz cable do I need?
Use XLR to XLR, like the Klotz Greyhound XLR cable, to connect a microphone to an audio interface, mixer or any device with XLR inputs. The GRG1FP03.0 XLR to Jack cable suits gear that takes a 6.35mm jack input instead, such as some amps and older mixers.
3 meter or 5 meter: which cable length should I choose?
A 3 meter cable is enough for most desk and streaming setups where the mic sits close to the interface. Choose 5 meters when the mic is on a boom arm further away, or for stage and rehearsal use where you need more slack.
What does Neutrik mean on a Klotz cable?
Neutrik is a well-known maker of professional audio connectors. Klotz cables with Neutrik XLR connectors, like the Neutrik XLR 3P Microphone Cable, have robust, reliable plugs that hold up to frequent plugging and unplugging.
Does a better XLR cable improve my sound?
A well-made cable will not change your mic's character, but good shielding and solid connectors help prevent hum, crackle and dropouts. That reliability is what matters for streaming, podcasting and recording, where a faulty cable can ruin a take.