The brown Canare Starquad 10' XLRM Cable with Neutrik Connectorsis handcrafted with the super flexible Canare L-4E6S cable and superior Neutrik unisex XLR cable. This cable allows you to switch easily between male and female by sliding housing back and forth. 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 cable carry embedded audio?

A: Yes if the audio is embedded in the signal

Q: 2. What is the correct type of BNC head to re-head this cable? Canare has 5 different BCP-D 12G heads listed on tier website.

A: Consider the Canare 3.0 GHz 75-Ohm BNC Plug for L-5CFB/V-5CFB Cables for the Canare 50 ft HD-SDI Video Coaxial Cable (Red). See the link below: https://bhpho.to/44xNLj7

Q: 3. Do any of your BNC to BNC connectors connect an Atomos Shogun or Sound Device Pix-E to the newer cameras coming out like that of the BlackMagic Ursa mini, AJA Cion, or Kinemax? There's no real good tutorial on 6G or 12G SDI tutorial on the web that educates you or instructs you on how to properly choose or use those features since everyone's go to is HDMI. Thank you

A: The folks at Convergent Design tell their recorder's users to make sure they 3G-SDI certified cables to avoid problems. Since their recorders are more robust than those you list, I suspect that would be a good starting place. Not sure at all what you mean by everyone's go to is HDMI. HDMI is a consumer connection, not a professional one, and plagued by quality and connection issues. I can't imagine why anyone would prefer it over SDI .... I know of no professional camera asst (or DP working alone) who would rig a camera with an HDMI cable unless it was a special purpose shot with a camera that didn't have SDI output.

Q: 4. Does anyone know what the length of the banana plug is? Clearance is tight between the back of my amplifier and the rear of the av cabinet, and these look like long connectors. I may have to go spade to be safe.

A: According to Canare they are #PIN1 pins (.077" wide x .113" high).

Q: 5. What model of Canare cable do these cables use?

A: This product is made with Extra Flexible 18 AWG RG6 Coax Cable.

Q: 6. Will this also carry an SD signal as well?

A: This cable will carry HD and SD signals.

Q: 7. what is the brand of the connector?

A: The connectors are Neutrik.

Q: 8. Why is this so expensive?

A: Due to the length, quality of cable and connectors.

Q: 9. Chris thanks for the answer. But would the etherCON connector also attach to the Datavision cameras? Or is there an adapter?

A: The primary benefit of using the ethercon connectors, on a reel like the Allen & Heath CAT6 Cable Drum, is that the connector is better protected from being crushed or exposed to outdoor elements. When connecting to equipment that doesn't have the locking connection available anyway, a reel like this will work better and will probably be more cost effective for you: https://bit.ly/492LIGn

Q: 10. please how many metres is the cable?

A: Almost two. 1.83 meters.