The ABC-66 Auray ABC-66 Cable Kit for ABP-66B & ABP-66N Boompolesfrom Auray ABC-66 Cable Kit for ABP-66B & ABP-66N Boompolesis a replacement cable with a solderless design for the Auray ABP-66B and ABP-66N boompoles. It provides a fast and easy solution for cable replacement.

The high-quality coiled cable features a 3-pin XLR female connector on one end and a 3-pin XLR male insert connector on the other end that provides a secure connection with excellent signal transfer. It is offered with Auray's unique strain relief system that absorbs tension, secures the cable, and protects the cable from damage on the edges of the tip exit on the boompole.

In addition, the only tools needed to install the quick and easy cable replacement kit are the included Allen key and a slotted screwdriver (not included). The ABC Series Cable Replacement Kit will assure long-lasting and trouble-free operation of your ABP boompole.

Solderless Cable Replacement Design    REAN XLR Connector    Bottom-Housing XLR Connector    Durable Strain Relief    Coiled XLR Cable

A cable problem during recording is no time to start looking for your soldering iron. Auray's solderless cable replacement design provides a fast and easy solution for ABP boompole cable replacement. You can replace the cable quickly and get right back to your recording

The high-quality coiled XLR cable smoothly extends and retracts with the telescoping boompole tubes

The strain relief system absorbs tension and secures the cable, which protects it from damage on the edges of the tip exit

The cable features a high-quality, silver-plated metal XLR connector by REAN and provides a secure locking connection for flawless signal transfer

The XLR connector is housed in the bottom-threaded cap and offers a secure locking connection for the microphone cable, which delivers excellent signal transmission

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