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Stagg
Stagg XLR to XLR microphone cable in 3m. A balanced connection from your microphone to your interface or mixer.
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Clean signal, mic to interface.
The Stagg XLR to XLR microphone cable in a 3m length, for connecting dynamic and condenser microphones to an audio interface, mixer or other XLR input.
A 3m run suits most desk setups, with room to route along a boom arm and down to your interface. XLR is balanced, so it helps reject interference, and it carries 48V phantom power for condenser mics. For stage use or across-the-room placement, measure the run first.
XLR to XLR
balanced microphone connection
3m
fits most desk setups
48V
carries phantom power
STAGG FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about Stagg microphone cables.
What is an XLR to XLR cable used for?
It connects an XLR microphone, such as a dynamic or condenser mic, to an audio interface, mixer or other device with an XLR input. XLR is a balanced connection, which helps reject interference over longer cable runs.
Is a 3m XLR cable long enough?
A 3m cable like the Stagg XLR to XLR suits most desk setups, with room to route it along a boom arm and down to your interface. For stage use or a mic placed across the room, measure the run first and leave a little slack.
Does an XLR cable carry phantom power?
Yes. A standard XLR microphone cable carries 48V phantom power from your interface or mixer to a condenser microphone, so no extra cable is needed. Dynamic microphones do not need phantom power.