The black Canare Starquad XLR-TRSM Cable Black 15ftis handcrafted with the super flexible Canare L-4E6S cable and superior Neutrik XLR and TRS Phone connectors. Use Starquad for reduced hum and EMI, and no handling noise. This cable is perfect for all microphone use and great for connecting balanced output of some audio processors, mixers, and low density patch bays to XLR inputs.

Special cross-linked PE insulation

Hand assembly with true silver solder

Pure performance Neutrik XLR and Neutrik Phone connectors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this come with the webcam/iPad mount?

A: This does not include an iPad mount.

Q: 2. Is this mic stereo?

A: No, it's mono. It can be split to stereo depending on your recorder and editor. Cheers!

Q: 3. I want to ceiling mount this. Will the springs/joints work with gravity working in the opposite direction?

A: This boom arm is not designed to be mounted from the ceiling. The clamp that attaches to the arm to the desk will not secure the arm to hang upside down. The clamp needs to be mounted upright so the arm inserts from above the clamp.

Q: 4. Does this include the permanent desk mount shown in photo? (Or just clamp)

A: Yes. There are two mounts included with the BA-XE4. One is the C-clamp mount and the other is the permanent flange mount.

Q: 5. Is this a stereo mic?

A: The NTG-2 is a mono microphone.

Q: 6. Would this handle the blue Bluebird SL without being shaky or unstable?

A: You will be most pleased with this apparatus. Simple set up, appealing to the eyes and it will hold your mic securely without worry. I have used it with the audio Technica and a behringer which has slightly more weight than the mic you have selected.

Q: 7. What is the range of this tester?

A: Maybe up to 150' but the manufacturer has not published this specification. Contact them at: support@soundtools.com

Q: 8. What is maximum extension length or length of each arm segment?

A: This arm is not adjustable, both segments are about 19.5" giving you a total of 39" of full length.

Q: 9. The Overview tab says The cable is specifically designed for connecting the evolution series portable EK transmitters to the professional audio outputs on microphones and line level devices. However, I believe EK should be replaced by SK since EK refers to the receivers not the transmitters?

A: Thanks for your input. It seems this may be a web error and has been forwarded to our web department for review.

Q: 10. Would this cable be appropriate and presumably work to connect a K6/ME66 to a small digital recorder (Sony PCM-M10 in this case)?

A: No, this isn't the right cable. The locking mini is a connection specific to the Sennheiser Evolution Wireless line. Just a standard female XLR to 1/8 is the way to go.