The 16.2' SGMC-5 Stage Series Microphone Cable with Straight XLR Connectors from Telefunken is engineered for use on live sound stages and in recording studios. Featuring a 100% copper wire, this cable is suitable for use in lower profile applications around the drum set and percussion rig, as well as on vocals and instruments.

100% copper conductors for superior signal transfer

Copper-braid shield for maximum RMI and EMI noise rejection

Low capacitance for detailed, transparent sound quality

Silver solder joints for maximum conductivity and strength

Straight connectors on both ends

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this a cordless microphone?

A: The Telefunken M80 is not a wireless mic. This is a dynamic handheld that needs to be connected via cable.

Q: 2. Is this cable balanced?

A: The Hosa Technology MXM-015 Camcorder Microphone Cable (XLR Female) is an unbalanced cable.

Q: 3. I am looking at a Rode NTG-2 microphone to use on a boom pole. Would this be the correct cable to use for extending the distance? The NTG-2 comes with a Kopul LMT100. Would it be better to purchase a cable that has a male and female mini and use it in conjunction with the Kopul cable.

A: I dad to return this particular one because of a defect. But this is the correct cable for you.

Q: 4. The specs say it has a 14.75" cable -- surely that can't be correct, or is it?

A: Yes, the Saramonic SR-NV5X Short Shotgun Microphone with Hardwired XLR Cable does have a 14.75" attached cable. This length is suitable for an on-camera microphone. If you need a longer length, you can simply attach a standard XLR mic cable in the length that you need to the XLR connector for the mic and it will work as needed when connected to phantom power.

Q: 5. Does it also supply power to the mic?

A: The On-Stage MC12-10U' Microphone to USB Cable does not specify the ability to supply power such as 48V phantom for microphones that may require it. This cable is suited for use with dynamic microphones that do not require power from the cable source.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with the Shure GLXD-D wireless microphones?

A: Yes - it will screw right onto the handle.

Q: 7. does this mic require 48v phantom power?

A: Yes, the Saramonic SR-NV5X Short Shotgun Microphone does require 48V phantom power.

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. 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: 10. 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.