The 50' black Audio-Technica AT8314 Premium Microphone Cable features professional XLR-male to XLR-female Neutrik connectors and is designed specifically for low-impedance microphone signals. The cable is sure to deliver maximum signal transfer and minimum loss due to a combination of its heavy-duty construction, inner and outer protective RF shielding and heavy-duty 24-gauge stranded copper conductors.

XLR-M to XLR-F Connectors    Wired for Low-Impedance Signal    Dual copper Outer Shields    Twin Conductive PVC Inner Shields    24-Gauge Stranded Copper    Professional Neutrik Connectors

Dual copper outer shields and twin conductive PVC inner shields protect cable signal quality with 100% coverage

Professional Neutrik connectors ensure superior signal integrity and outstanding strain relief

Heavy-duty PVC jacket stands up to tough use

Heavy-duty 24-gauge stranded copper conductors offer optimal signal transfer

Extra flexibility and low memory for ease of use/storage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a Rode PSA-1 mic boom? I was hoping it was a little more substantial than some of the other low-end shock mounts.

A: This mount will connect to the Rode PSA1. It will require the 3/8 to 5/8'' adapter that was included with the PSA1. If you do not have that adapter, here's one you can purchase: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1083040-REG/auray_ad_combo_b_5_8_to_3_8.html.

Q: 2. Do you know what is 6 ft., Microphone Cable ?

A: Audio-Technica AT8314 Premium Microphone Cable - 6' (1.83m) B&H # AUAT83146

Q: 3. Will a AT4033a microphone fit on this shockmount?

A: No this shock mount was design to fit handheld and shotgun microphones, the AT4033a is a recording microphone and it will fit better on the shock mount in the link bellow. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1352188-REG/audio_technica_at8449a_shockmount.html

Q: 4. I need to set up Shure SM57 mic on the top of upright piano using a small tripod mic stand (Ultimate Support JS-KD55 - Angle-Adjustable Kick Drum/Guitar Amp Mic Stand) to record piano playing. Would SM57 fit to this sockmount? And, would this shockmount fit to the stand mentioned above? Further more, would this set be ok for recording upright piano? I am just net very experienced with this, and my piano is not positioned for the usual boom stand. kind regards, Jon

A: The 57s diameter is probably too large for that mount.

Q: 5. What does it come with does it connect to whatever speaker or mixer is it wireless and does it come with the body pack and all that or what?

A: The AT8418 is a mount that allows you to position certain Audio-Technica microphones, which are sold separately, on to a musical instrument.

Q: 6. What does wired for low impedance mean? Are these wired out of phase? Please explain what wired for low impedance microphone means.

A: The cable in question is a standard mic cable. Low impedance alias lo-Z means it is a balanced load cable. There are 3 wires -- send, return, and ground. The connectors are the XLR type on both ends. All decent audio mics are balanced, lo-Z. Some are dynamic and some are condenser. Both use 3 wire. It is possible to get a cable that has a male TRS phono jack on the amp side, but most have a male XLR, just like the 3 prongs on the butt of your microphone. Balanced loads can travel long distances without losing signal. Unbalanced (2 wire) loads degrade after 10feet or so. Guitar cables are unbalanced in the typical case -- return wire acts as ground shield. Only the cheapest mics are unbalanced anymore. For more info, visit Wikipedia.

Q: 7. To clip it on your eyeglass arm as a boom aimed at your mouth, would it pull too much on one's plastic eyeglass frame to be able to walk while wearing it?

A: That would not work well that way.

Q: 8. What Country is this microphone made in?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is Japan. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 9. I notice a lot of details talking about a battery powered phantom source, but perhaps that this one is not the version that works with a battery? Does this have a battery phantom source, or is there another model that does? This is the only gooseneck that comes up under the battery powered search filter.

A: We use this mic with a wireless mic base unit that is part of System10 from Audio-Technica. The mic base is the phantom p/s. The combination provides good and clear service for our needs. We use it as a podium mic.

Q: 10. If I'm going from a soundboard to a XLR input on a camera can I use these cables and do I have to worry about impedance? There were a note that these are low impedance cable.. Thanks!!

A: This cables native impedance will be suitable for your application. There are no impedance issues.