The blue Canare Starquad XLR-TRSM Cable Blue 3ftis 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. What battery does it take?

A: The Battery The unit uses an A23 battery which is located in the Sender. The positive end of the battery should be pointed inwards, away from the cap Twist the cap to turn the unit on or off.

Q: 2. Does this come with the webcam/iPad mount?

A: This does not include an iPad mount.

Q: 3. Can the XLR cable be easily removed?

A: Yes, the XLR cable can be removed (and replaced, if required), though it may not be an easy task.

Q: 4. Can I leave the AA battery in or do I need to remove it when I'm done recording?

A: You can leave a AA battery inside of the RODE NTG2 Shotgun Microphone as long as you will be using the mic again within a few days. Otherwise, it is always best to remove the battery from an electronic device that will not be used for a while in order to prevent damage from problems caused by the battery leaking.

Q: 5. it is suitable for Blue Yeti?

A: The Yeti is mountable on this arm or a standard mic stand, however would require the optional Radius II mount.

Q: 6. how do i change the battery in a NTG-2 microphone?

A: The bottom third of the microphone unscrews and the battery can be changed from in there.

Q: 7. 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: 8. Is it compatible with DSLR cameras?

A: Not exactly. The cable attached to the mic is XLR and that is typically run into a separate recorder such as a Zoom H4n or similar. I think you could get an XLR to headphone jack adapter to plug into a DSLR if you can choose the mic input on your camera to accept audio. It's recommended to attach this mic to a separate audio recorder and sync the footage and audio in post. This is a very good mic.

Q: 9. what is the difference between this and the rde videomic pro

A: The Rode VideoMic Pro is designed as a compact camera mountable solution. Generally used with DSLR or smaller camcorders. Both offer great sound quality, however since directionality of the pickup is related to the length of the mic tube, the NTG-2 offers a more narrow pickup and more effective at rejecting surrounding ambience.

Q: 10. 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.