XLR Microphone Cables
XLR microphone cables are balanced 3-pin XLR female to male cables in 2-conductor or star-quad builds, wired Pin 2 hot and passing +48 V phantom power.
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About XLR Microphone Cables
XLR male to female cables are the standard balanced connection between microphones, mixers, stage boxes, and interfaces in studios, on stage, and in podcast setups. The typical build is a 2 × 24 AWG oxygen-free copper (OFC) twisted pair with PE insulation and cotton filler, a braided OFC shield, a soft PVC jacket about 6.0 mm in diameter, and 3-pin XLR plugs with gold-plated contacts, wired Pin 1 shield, Pin 2 hot, Pin 3 cold. Star-quad 4-conductor versions suit long runs near lighting and power. These cables pass +48 V phantom power.
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Choose jacket colors, stock lengths from 1 m to 15 m or custom lengths from 0.5 m up to 50 m depending on the model, housing finish, color ID rings, and a laser-engraved logo, or order multi-cable packs. Samples of stock designs are available; MOQ is low.
Key facts
- What's in this range: 2-conductor cables, 4-conductor star-quad cables, and color-coded packs of 4, 6, or 8 cables with ID rings
- Build: OFC, 2 × 24 AWG twisted pair or 4 × 26 AWG star-quad, PE insulation, cotton filler, braided OFC shield, soft PVC jacket 6.0 mm
- Plugs and wiring: 3-pin XLR female (latch) to male, zinc-alloy, gold-plated contacts; Pin 1 shield, Pin 2 hot, Pin 3 cold; passes +48 V phantom
- Standard lengths: From 1 m (3.3 ft) to 15 m (49.2 ft), varying by model; measured tip to tip
- Customization: Jacket colors, length, housing finish, color ID rings, laser-engraved logo, and multi-cable packs
- Made by: Partner factories in Guangdong, China, building to specifications and contracts from Haisen Innovations Limited (Hong Kong)
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| Model | Connectors | Conductor | Shield | Standard lengths | Packaging |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Balanced XLR Microphone Cable, Male to FemaleHA-MIC-01 | XLR 3-Pin female to XLR 3-Pin maleGold-plated contacts | 2 × 24 AWG | Braided | 1 m, 3 m, 6 m, 10 m | Polybag with hook-and-loop tie |
| Star-Quad XLR Microphone CableHA-MIC-02 | XLR 3-Pin female to XLR 3-Pin maleGold-plated contacts | 4 × 26 AWG | Braided | 3 m, 6 m, 10 m, 15 m | Polybag with hook-and-loop tie |
| Color-Coded XLR Cable Pack with ID RingsHA-MIC-03 | XLR 3-Pin female to XLR 3-Pin maleGold-plated contacts | 2 × 24 AWG | Braided | 1 m, 3 m, 6 m | Color box |
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