2 x Male XLR to 2 x Female XLR Lead Cable 2.5m 8ft

I like to record music concerts and stage shows using three cameras - two of which have on-camera mounted stereo microphones whereas the third is generally located adjacent to the sound mixing desk from where I can take a feed of the front of house mix.This cable is particularly well suited for doing this as it is much lighter than a pair of individual cables, that might typically be used up on the stage for say an instrument or vocal microphoneCameras mounted on tripod stands are quite lightweight, delicate things and any attachments need to be similarly lightweight and so this cable fits the purpose

Bought to connect Schiit Modius to Schiit Jotenheim as couldn’t get hold of Schiit PYST cables at the time. These feel solid, well built and have done the job nicely. No issues whatsoever and no complaints or regrets.

This is a twin cable with a pair of XLRs on each end. The cable itself is usefully flexible.In the professional world (I work in the film and TV industry), unlike the hi-fi world, a cable is a cable: they either work properly or they don't. Unfortunately, I have bought inexpensive Chinese-made cables that looked fine but broke down after a few days. On a professional job this can be disastrous, so I no longer economise on cables.These cables are also made in China but come with a lifetime guarantee. That should inspire confidence, but they look remarkably similar to cables I've bought that have failed; unlike more expensive cables it is not possible to take the plugs apart to examine the quality of the soldering or to repair. Hopefully these will last a lifetime, as promised, but, personally, I would prefer to pay a little more and have branded connectors (like Neutrik) and cable.

First thing I should say about this pair of XLR cables is that it is a connected pair rather than two individual male to female connectors. They can be separated easily enough, but that's probably not the best idea, which brings me to my second point - these cables are rather thin and flexible and the sheathing feels more rubbery than plastic - it doesn't feel particularly robust is what I'm saying, so I'd rather keep them connected to offer mutual support and lessen the chance of internal breakage. While the leads themselves aren't very impressive (other than their length; a generous 2.5m, or 8ft in old money) the connector seem to be made of more robust stuff. The red/black collars actually screw off, and for a moment there I thought they were going to be user-accessible for potential repairs, but no, they are actually sealed - but it's of no great importance, the connectors themselves are robustly made and fit well so I don't foresee any issues from them. I wouldn't want to be doing heavy gigging with these, the cables themselves strike me as a little too fragile to be knocking about in flight cases getting tangled up with other gear. For home use however, I find them to be perfectly adequate, experienced no loss or degradation of signal and the generous length allows for great freedom in setting up one's gear - although XLR or not if you're not paying attention to any power sources in proximity to the cables you're going to hear about it in the resultant signal.Not top-of-the-line Pro gear by any means, but perfectly satisfactory if one treat the cable with care (and that means you DON'T coil it into tight loops to store it!).

This XLR cable set has a pair of male and female cables connected together but they can be separated if you only require a single or separate cables and being 8' foot long they will suit most peoples audio requirements.The cables themselves are rather thin and rubbery in texture but work fine. Usually I only use cables with Neutriks connectors and these look similar but are sealed soo I'm unable to tell if they are built to last with the good quality material and construction or not.Throwing in a lifetime warranty, it just goes to show that they are confident with the quality of this cable.For my part they work fine and I think its good value for money and we will see how long it lasts.

We will have to wait and see whether the lifetime warranty is actually honoured but it's great peace of mind to know that this company backs the durability and quality of their product.The cable is thinner than other XLRs that I have but they also cost a lot more. The sound quality is great and I have had no issues with interference yet. I will update the review if that changes.Superb value for money.

I got this to connect my Line 6 processors to an active speaker, and it does the job very well.No issues with sound quality or interference. My only caveat is that the construction seems a little less robust than you might see on premium quality cables, but it is good value for money.

Firstly, they arrived in good time, well packaged and well presentedA good quality pair of leads that’s put together reasonably well with decent componentsThey’re easy to fit, fit well and with no sound loss, a good quality product that’s reasonably priced and worth trying