The blue Kopul 3000 Series Neutrik XLR Microphone Cable 6'is designed to be an extremely quiet and flexible cable that is ideal for the most demanding live sound and performance applications. The cable is engineered to be durable and provide protection against EMI, RFI, and static noise. While the cable's color-coding affords the ability to quickly differentiate between multiple connections onstage, it provides a pleasant aesthetic quality at the same time.

Premium Performance 3000 Series cables are made from 24-AWG OFC copper wire that's wrapped with PE insulation and a conductive PVC inner shield. A cotton-yarn inner layer helps reduce electrostatic and microphonic noise. The 95% dual-spiral shielding makes the cable resistant to EMI and RFI noise. The Neutrik XX silver connectors provide a high level of connectivity, and all the solder connections are shrink-wrapped for protection.

Ideal for Live Sound and Performance    Neutrik XX Silver Connectors    95% Dual-Spiral Shield    Twin Conductive PVC Inner Shields    24-Gauge OFC Conductors    Cotton-Yarn Wrap Reduces Noise    Shrink-Wrapped Solder Points    Color-Coded for Visibility and Style

95% dual-spiral shielding offers protection from EMI and RFI noise

Twin conductive PVC inner shielding provides 100% coverage of the core conductor. It helps keep the cable's signal from radiating and affecting nearby cables and helps prevents external EMI from penetrating to the cable's core

24-AWG oxygen-free stranded copper inner core provides the best possible conductivity

Cotton yarn reduces electrostatic and microphonic noise

All solder points shrink-wrapped for protection

Neutrik XX silver connectors offer high conductivity

Caged type contact and improved ground contact

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How is this cable wired? Is it balanced? I'm looking for T-2, R-3, S-1...

A: The Kopul Stereo Right-Angle 1/8" Male Mini-Jack to XLR Male Cable (1') is balanced as it has 3 conductors.

Q: 2. I saw a comment saying this will split the stereo signal from the Rode Wireless Go into two tracks on a recorder. Is this true?

A: Yes, you can use the Kopul Y-Cable with 1/8" TRS Stereo Mini to 2 XLR Male Connectors to send the stereo output from the Rode Wireless GO II 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System into two inputs on a recorder to record the audio on two separate tracks.

Q: 3. I'd like to connect the line output (3.5mm mini-jack) on my Zoom H5 recorder or my Shure VP83F compact shotgun mic to the XLR input on a Blackmagic Ursa Mini. Is this the correct cable to do so?

A: Yes

Q: 4. Since this cable has a molded split, how far apart can speakers be placed? How far from the 1/8 jack is the split?

A: I'd say about three feet. The vast majority of the 15' comes after the split. It's way more than I need--I've got a 4 or 5-foot desk and use this cable to connect a couple of Behringer powered speakers to my MacPro (which sits off to one side) for video editing. My plan is to mount the speakers on the wall, probably a little higher than head height, and even after that I'll have plenty of post-split cable left over on each side.Otherwise, the quality seems great. Both the audio from my documentary projects and music from iTunes sound super. It's not Monster cable or some such, but I can't imagine that there's much if any loss of sound quality. I wanted this setup to improve the audio side of my editing, and the cable doesn't seem to take anything away from the speakers. Highly recommended.

Q: 5. can you send me a sketch on how I can connect an XLR male mic cable to xlr male mic cable?

A: Switchcraft XLR 3 Pin Female To XLR 3 Pin Female B&H # SW389

Q: 6. Can I use this to connect two 1/4 to XLR cables into one XLR on camera?

A: No, you can use it as a output splitter, not an input combiner.

Q: 7. B&H has Neutrik NC7FXB described as a 7-pole 3-pin connector. The photo shows a 3-pin connector. Is that correct? Or is it 7 pins?

A: That is correct, this is a 3-Pin Female XLR Connector. It has 7 contact points inside it, which is what 7-pole means.

Q: 8. Does it come with a powercord?

A: No. The power for the mics comes from the camera on phantom power or the mic if it is wired up or a wireless/battery mic.

Q: 9. Will this work with a Rodelink Wireless system?

A: Absolutely! Works like a charm. Just remember it won't screw down into the mic Reciever unit, so pick a safe spot in your bag/rig to avoid straining the cable.

Q: 10. Can this be used with a dual wireless receiver like the Sennheiser XSW dual wireless system?

A: The Kopul XLR Y Cable (XLR-M to Dual XLR-F) could be used with a pair of wireless receivers, although all audio will be mixed to mono via the single XLR output connector.