This ultrarugged, road-proof Mogami Gold XLR Mic Cable 30' Right-Angle Female to Maleis a high-quality, heavy-duty microphone cable for stage use where cables will be used heavily. The cable uses Mogami #2791, 2-conductor / 105-strand cabling. It is terminated with a right-angle, female 3-pin XLR connector at one end and a straight male 3-pin XLR connector at the other.

The #2791 cable features 105 strands of 24 AWG annealed bare copper (three times the number of copper strands compared to a typical high-quality cable). Its compact size, together with a heavy-duty binder and filler system, and a braided shield ensure that the cable is less likely to break when handled—ideal for rugged remote and onstage use in sound reinforcement, TV, and broadcasting applications.

Heavy-Duty Microphone Cable for Stage    Right-Angle Female to Straight Male XLR    Mogami #2791, 2-Conductor, 105-Strand

• Exhibits very low microphonic pickup and can operate at very-cold temperatures down to -4°F without losing its flexibility.
• Conductor insulation is XLPE (Cross-Linked Polyethylene), which has excellent electrical characteristics and prevents shrink-back during soldering.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it compatible with Apple iPhone 6S? I just purchased it based in the answers for iPhone 5S, but so far I have not been able to record the input from a variety of external mikes that I've hooked up through this adaptor. Am I missing something or is the configuration different?

A: Do the mcs you've used require external power? Because neither the iPhone nor this adapter will provide power. I can confirm that this adapter WILL will work with any recent iPhone if you use a self-powered mic.

Q: 2. What's the difference between this adapter and the SC3 version?

A: This adapter is to allow a mic with a 3.5mm TRS end to go into a smartphone. The Rode SC3, is the opposite, so it would take a TRRS mic, such as the Rode SmartLav+, and allow you to connect it to a camera or audio recorder, with a TRS 3.5mm mic input.

Q: 3. I just purchased an SC4 3.5mm TRS to TRRS adaptor hoping to connect my Apogee Element 88 to my iPhone 11. My signal chain looks like this - MacBook Pro - Apogee 88 - TRS RCA Cable - SC4 3.5mm TRS to TRRS adaptor - to Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter. The iPhone is not recognizing the mic. Is it possible to use SC4 3.5mm TRS to TRRS adaptor with and RCA cable line out?

A: Upon looking at the Element 88, we notice there are no RCA outputs on the unit. You may be referring to the 1/4'' outputs on the back of the unit. If this is correct, and the cabling is as you suggested with 1/4'' outputs from the ALT out, then technically signal should pass. You may need to look at your DAW outputs and ensure you are sending signal to the ALT outputs and not just the mains. An alternative to that many adapters would be this cable, used from the 1/4'' outputs, and connected right the the Apple lightning to headphone adapter BH #SEIPSUMTS3.

Q: 4. Has the compatibility with the iPhone 6S been worked out in the app?? Are there currently any issues with the app on an iPad Air 2 with the most current iOS?

A: It works fine with the iPhone 6s. I have tested it with the Rode VideoMic Pro and with a Sennheiser EW 112-p G3 wireless, using the Rode Record app and Hindenburg Pro and I've had no issues.

Q: 5. What's the purpose of this adapter?

A: This adaptor will allow you to connect a microphone with a standard male 3.5mm TRS connector to a smartphone, with a 3.5mm TRRS connection.

Q: 6. Can I record audio from my PC external audio jack to my iphone 6s headphone jack using this cable?

A: Yes you can.

Q: 7. How long is this cable?

A: It is 6.7" long. (170 mm.)

Q: 8. Is the Rode SC4 compatible with iphone 5s?

A: Yes it is compatible.

Q: 9. Will this allow me to connect my Ipad Nano 7th gen with a TRRS jack to a regular 3.5mm stereo TRS cable?

A: I just ordered this ... I found that just any TRS male will not work with my new Note 8 which is TRRS female. Apparently, the internal brush contacts are misaligned just enough so that it isn't 100% compatible with TRS male (in my case it was from older Bose headphones).

Q: 10. I need to send audio to my ipad to use with promtsmart which is a voice activated prompter app. Can I use this to take a feed from an audio mixer such as the Zoom F8 to go into the headset 3.5mm of the ipad pro? Would an audio xlr to 1/8 extension from the mixer work with this adapter?

A: I'm not sure because my use was for different equipment and applications.Sorry.