Pig Hog PHM25 25' ft XLR 8mm Tour Grade Mic Cable (10-Pack)

I have had these Pig Hog cables before. Thick and heavy duty. The ends fit snug and the clips are good so no crackle. I've even had other musicians comment how nice and heavy good quality these are. when you pick one up you can feel it. 100% worth the money

Well constructed and works very well. Very heavy duty.

Every time I try another brand, even the highly rated ones, I always end up disappointed. I run live sound for numerous bands and artists most of the week. The biggest pain in the butt is unwrapping and wrapping cables if they have memory or they just are terrible. Every time I unwrap or wrap a Pig Hog? I remember why I paid the price I paid. The XLR connections could use a little upgrade and perfection, but wow these cables are just fantastic. They take a lot of abuse as I'm running sound for different artists almost every night of the week. They wrap and unwrap consistently and cleanly. They are thick quality cables and I really don't want to buy anything else now.

Great cables. Very sturdy. We use these cables everyday in a commercial recording studio.

These have proven to be great cables! They're very heavy-duty and I haven't had a problem with any of them. They are used with my 8-piece group in all kinds of situations, and I'll definitely buy again!

Since the list is so short for the dislikes, I'll start with that - Dislikes - ZERO - Likes, EVERYTHING - First of all I think the most important thing about Mic Cables is Noise - These Cables are absolutely silent - The second important is signal - These Cables have thus far out performed every other cable we have tried on the MRBLITX Drum-set. They are Durable, Like I said in the Headline - Tough. Gig-Ready, Gig-Sturdy. They fit tight in the Mic fittings - And yes, they can be a little chore to disconnect - But to me, that is a good thing. Loose cables means a loose connection. They are made to last and made of the highest quality materials. I first tried a couple maybe three years ago and all three are still going strong - I liked them so much I bought a few more - I had a bunch of 'Standard' Mic Cables, Pro-Performance among others, like maybe thirty of what was supposed to be high quality XLR Cables - After about a year and change, one by one they started to fail, some started making a hiss or buzz when we recorded our Live Settings in our Band Room / Studio. So this past Christmas / Birthday (Dec. 23rd) I bout 20 more 25-foot Pig Hogs - Took what was left of the rest of the others standard cables I had that were still working and set them in storage as spares (Just in case) - My Kit (11 Mic's), Five Guitar Amps/Cabinets, and Three Vocal Mic's that we run to our Snake then in to our Studio are now ALL Pig Hogs. I think all together now we have about 25 Pig Hog Cable +/-. Even the "Three-Year-Olds" are performing flawlessly. Granted, I am picky about how I take care of my gear, I'm not rich and the money I spend on this stuff is hard earned.

At $15 for a 25ft cable, this really is a no brainer. Yea mogami and neutrik is probably better, but not 8x the price better. In fact, this is even cheaper then soldering cable yourself. Thank you Pig Hog, I am now a loyal fan and will order the amazing looking Hex cables in different colors next.

I run a small sound reinforcement company and this Pig Hog Tour Grade Mica Cable (10-Pack) are just what I was looking for. Great built quality; they don’t tangle up, very low noise and great price. I use this every weekend and they get the job done flawlessly. I highly recommend these cables.

se ve que son conectores de buena calidad y resistentes