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Stagg XLR to XLR Microphone Cable, 3m

Stagg XLR Male to Female Microphone Cable — 3 m provides the XLR male-to-female connection used between a suitable microphone and an XLR audio input. The cable length for this listing is 3 m.

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Overview

STAGG XLR MALE TO FEMALE MICROPHONE CABLE — 3 M

Stagg XLR Male to Female Microphone Cable — 3 m

Stagg XLR Male to Female Microphone Cable — 3 m provides the XLR male-to-female connection used between a suitable microphone and an XLR audio input. The cable length for this listing is 3 m. Available from AX Store in Kuwait.

XLR

Audio connector

Male / female

End arrangement

3 m

Length listing

Microphone

Signal role

XLR Male and Female Ends

Match the female cable end to a suitable microphone’s male XLR output and the male cable end to the receiving XLR input. Check the actual socket arrangement before connecting. This lead provides the physical audio connection between the equipment; it does not turn an XLR microphone into a USB device.

A Microphone Signal Connection

The cable is intended for a compatible XLR microphone and an audio interface, preamp, mixer or recorder with the appropriate input. Select the microphone input and follow the connected equipment’s instructions for gain. The receiving device supplies the microphone preamplification and any supported processing required by the recording setup.

Choose the Cable Route

The cable length for this listing is 3 m. Measure the complete path around the microphone arm, desk and audio interface rather than only the distance between them. Leave slack at the microphone and input sockets so movement does not pull on a connector or place tension on the microphone mount.

Microphone Power Comes from the Equipment

A microphone cable does not create phantom power or change a microphone’s power requirements. Check the microphone’s instructions and the audio input’s supported functions before enabling power. A dynamic microphone and a condenser microphone can have different requirements even when both use a similar XLR connector arrangement.

Use the Connector Release Correctly

Seat the XLR connectors securely and use their release mechanism when disconnecting, where fitted. Hold the connector housing rather than pulling on the cable. Keep the lead clear of chair wheels and sharp edges, and leave enough access at the interface or mixer to remove the plug without twisting the socket.

Model

Stagg XLR Male to Female Microphone Cable — 3 m

Connector arrangement

XLR male to XLR female

Signal role

Microphone audio connection

Check the Recording Path

Once connected, select the intended microphone channel and confirm that the input meter responds. Start with an appropriate gain setting, monitor the recording and avoid clipping the preamp. A USB audio interface still needs its separate computer connection; the XLR cable carries the microphone signal into that interface.

Match Both Ends of the Signal Route

Choose the connectors, signal type and cable length for the equipment at both ends. A passive lead does not add an audio interface, power supply or a different signal protocol; confirm the input function before ordering. Compare related options such as Klotz Greyhound XLR Microphone Cable, 3 Meter or Monoprice Onyx Series Auxiliary 3.5mm TRS AUX Cable, 1.8m, keeping the exact model and configuration in the decision. For the wider setup, explore Shure SM7dB Dynamic Vocal Microphone with Built-in Preamp and check the connection, size or mounting requirements before pairing accessories. Browse the Stagg range at AX for more choices.

Stagg XLR Male to Female Microphone Cable — 3 m Setup Choices

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this connect directly to USB?

No. Use a suitable audio interface if the computer has no matching microphone input.

Which ends are provided?

XLR male and XLR female.

Does it generate phantom power?

No. Power is provided by suitable connected equipment when required.

How is the length chosen?

The cable length for this listing is 3 m.

Does a USB interface still need its host cable?

Yes. The XLR cable is the microphone-to-interface audio path.

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